Ke$ha's [I]Animal [/I]is definitely gonna be getting more listens

it's pretty deviant right

it has that unapolgetically immature party girl feel that i've always enjoyed

listening to Joy Division's [I]Unknown Pleasures[/I]

why is post-punk the perfect soundtrack for urban despair and isolation

Power electronics?

:interested:

[quote=Meatplow;17870772]listening to Joy Division's [I]Unknown Pleasures[/I]

why is post-punk the perfect soundtrack for urban despair and isolation[/quote]
Super-fast atonal jazz is sir.

[quote=Aaron;17867967]Can anyone think of any IDM where it's got organic sounding live drums in it?[/quote]
Yerr

The American Dollar's [I]Atlas[/I], perhaps? A post-rock, electronic, ambient sort of thing.

[QUOTE=Bulldog;17870828]Power electronics?

:interested:[/QUOTE]

Check out and report back how much you hate -

Whitehouse - [I]Great White Death[/I]
Brethren - [i]Savage Inequalities[/i]

[QUOTE=Aaron;17870844]Super-fast atonal jazz is sir.[/QUOTE]

It doesn't give me quite the same feeling as PiL, Joy Division, Gang of Four etc.

anyone heard Crisis? Douglas P. and Tony Wakeford's post-punk group before they went on to DiJ, [I]Holocaust Hymns[/I] is pretty good

[url]http://romepage.eu/[/url]

So much for new Rome this year :upset:

tis a shame, I was just starting to get into them

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zP8JUf6vxCQ[/url]

didn't spot this as a Strawberry Switchblade cover until now

new aidan baker ist guut

hm I should check them out. where should I start?

i've been listening to quite a bit of ambient recently while studying. i ****ing love Deaf Center. also enjoying Grouper, Bohren & Der Club Of Gore, The Dead Texan and Tim Hecker a lot. and to a slightly lesser extent; Gas, Stars of the Lid and Svarte Greiner.

Saito Koji's [I]Beautiful[/I] is excellent study music i've found.

i'll check that out.

aphex twin's rhubarb on repeat is really good too.

dblitz did you check out throbbing gristle yet ?

anyone into solitary experiments?

I heard a song from them the other day on a local college radio station, and I thought they were decent. Albums to start off with?

my solitary experiments are of no concern to anybody else

which Sol Invictus album should I get first

[QUOTE=Jaundice;17892238]dblitz did you check out throbbing gristle yet ?[/QUOTE]
not yet, i will though.

[QUOTE=Ventriloquist;17892829]which Sol Invictus album should I get first[/QUOTE]

[I]Lex Talionis, Trees in Winter[/I] and [I]King & Queen[/I] are amongst my favourites, a lot of Sol Invictus sounds awfully similar though.

Check out [I]Thrones[/I] for some weird bastardised fusion of folk, neoclassical and noir jazz.

http://www.myspace.com/scienceforgirls

Darren is also the creator/curator of the in B-flat project/site.

Maurizio Bianchi's [I]Symphony For A Genocide[/I] is possibly one of the best noise releases i've listened to.

I'm in love with Red Harvest, industrial music that makes me happy lol

http://www.myspace.com/redharvestplanet

cold dark matter ftw

[url]http://rateyourmusic.com/artist/maurizio_bianchi[/url]
[url]http://www.discogs.com/artist/Maurizio+Bianchi[/url]
[url]http://www.sputnikmusic.com/band/Maurizio+Bianchi[/url]

It's as if Aaron has been recording since the 70's.

Needs more meanderingly pointless EPs. I shall check this cat out, however.

Industrial/Electronic/Ambient/Neofolk/Power Electronics/shoegaze/neoclassical/death black metal/blackened death metal (& related genres)

Pop/Funk/NWADM