[gallardo88]

As the title suggests, I'm looking to expand my music collection to include more electronic music, since as of now it consists mainly of Classical, Jazz, Soul, and Rap/Hip Hop.
 
I'm a huge fan of Bach's organ works, and I especially like the harmonic progressions and polyphony he uses.
Of the very few electronic music songs/album I've heard, I found I always liked those that incorporated a lot of harmonic progressions and lots of polyphonic synthesizers.
 
If anyone more familiar with the genre has suggestions for music/artists/albums that have a lot of harmonic progressions and polyphony I'd really appreciate it.
Thanks in advance!

 

[129207]

Ben Frost "to the teeth", Coil "musick to play in the dark vol.1", Haus Arafna "butterfly", Ulver "Blood Inside", Bladerunner OST, Inception OST...

 

[Edoardo]

Analog synths can't make polyphonies... 

 

[gallardo88]

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Analog synths can't make polyphonies... 

Well is it not possible to use multiple synths if they're analog? I don't see why that couldn't happen, but maybe someone with more knowledge can shed some light on the matter...
 
 
And Negakinu, thanks for the suggestions, I'll look into them. I just watched Inception tonight actually!
 

 

[Edoardo]

of course you can play as many keyboards as your hands and skills allow you to
 

 

[gallardo88]

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of course you can play as many keyboards as your hands and skills allow you to
 

Makes sense, thanks. Either way though, I'm fine with music made with digital synths/not performed live. Actually, I'd probably prefer it since it allows for more complex instrumentation. I've worked with several DAW's such as Ableton and Reason and I definitely know it's possible to layer a lot of different synths, so that's proabably the type of thing I'm looking for.

 

[Nyvar]

That's Rick Wakeman live with the LSO performing Journey to the Center of the Earth, right?

 

[Edoardo]

I am only sure it's Rick Wakeman, can't tell more

 

[wuwhere]

That does looks like Rick Wakeman.
 
Another one is Keith Emerson from Emerson Lake & Palmer.