[adhoc]

hi all,

just discovered thievery corp and kruder&dorfmeister.. fantastic stuff!

for the record, i'm a classical junkie trying to expand his horizons and i came across them totally by chance!

anyone know where i could find more of this sort of music? any recommendations?

 

[joedogg]

Global Communication 76:14 ....... great stuff

 

[F1GTR]

Massive Attack, Tricky, Chicane

 

[10068]

http://www5.head-fi.org/forums/showthread.php?t=72722

Flex that search function!

That thread has lots and lots of suggestions, though. Good stuff.

 

[philodox]

nujazz is great... stuff like cinematic orchestra, koop and xploding plastix is perfect to relax to...

massive attack and K&D are good recommendations as well... I've always been partial to more involved stuff like thievery corporation myself though

 

[pnrgi]

DJ shadow, particulary his album "entroducing..."

 

[princeclassic]

i heard a string of songs by "shpongle" on the radio today. nifty stuff. anyone else familiar with em?

 

[joedogg]

Quote:

Originally Posted by princeclassic i heard a string of songs by "shpongle" on the radio today. nifty stuff. anyone else familiar with em?

anything by shpongle is great

 

[Kali]

bonobo - animal magic
boards of canada - a beautiful place in the country

 

[AGR]

[size=medium]Tangerine Dream[/size]

 

[Murdoch]

The next record I intend to pick up that I think falls into this categor is Stereolab's Emperor Tomato Ketchup.

 

[lifeinabox]

I don't think I'd categorize Emperor Tomato Ketchup as relaxing electronica. A bit too funky.

If you haven't already, then definitely check out K&D's side projects - Peace Orchestra and Tosca. I'll also second the nu-jazz recommendations. Waltz for Koop is a fantastic album. Also, check out Bent and Dining Rooms.

 

[djgustashaw]

Theorem is a good one, great ambient techno.

 

[br--]

Mum is good to relax too.

 

[buendia]

Ooze - Where the fields never end