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Flamezdudes

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Yeah I quite like it. Radiohead incorporates it into a lot of their music now, I like Aphex Twin and Boards of Canada among others.
 

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The flake period would be roughly 1995-2005 when Reznor was at the height of his fame after the downward spiral, became obsessed with one project (that became the fragile). It wasnt till With teeth that he started to get his act back together and making something that resembled music again. A decade with one vanity project to show during the height of your popularity for it in the music industry is fairly flakey.
 

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I think you'd get a kick out of Plastic Assault if you haven't heard them(?)
I have now, and you think right. :) Reminds me a little of Headscan, whom I also like.
 

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I like a lot of diffrent genres of electronica. For example:

Drum and Bass
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Psy Trance
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Hard Trance
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I just love the genre as a whole. And rave parties tend to be pretty awesome around my area.
 

OmniscientOstrich

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Not a lot of it, though there are some exceptions. Plus I guess it depends on what you call electronic but I've a few examples of stuff I like:

House:


Downtempo:


Industrial:


Industrial Death Metal:

 

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I think these are all electronic, The Limousines, Owl City, Shiny Toy Guns, and The Postal Service. Anybody know anymore bands like that? I mostly listen to punk, but I like this stuff, too.
 

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I enjoy many electronic types.
It all started with Daft Punk technically that is French house but I am not going to open that Pandora's box of technicalities. I do prefer Electro-hop, electronica and dubstep but that is not saying I love all of it. Dubstep is new to me but I still like what I have heard.
 

The K-man

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Ever since i first heard daft punk as a little kid (harder, better, faster, stronger was my first), ive loved it. I prefer the more aggressive sound of things like hardstyle and dubstep, but can also enjoy the smoother sounds of things like trance and psy-chill. Of course, i also enjoy an electronic flavor injected into other genres as well.

P.S. Go(umlat on that o)del juntica, freakin captcha.
 

StriderShinryu

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Xaryn Mar said:
Yes but only the old stuff. Mostly Jean Michel Jarre but also some Vangelis and Kraftwerk.
Almost anything newer than that I don't consider music to be honest (exceptions are Pet shop Boys and some Daft Punk).
:O Someone else who actually knows who Jarre and Vangelis are (or, more precisely, knows of Vangelis as more than just the Chariots of Fire and/or Bladerunner OST guy)??? I salute you, friend!
 

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I've become more attuned to electronic music over a few months, more specifically trance, drum & bass, and my favorite genre of music, downtempo.

Also, as others have mentioned, Daft Punk is awesome :D.

This is probably one of my favorite chill tracks.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uof34no4cDI
 

SYSTEM-J

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PoisonUnagi said:
It confuses me how people call "Electronic" a genre of music. Does that make "Organic" a genre too?
Although "organic" is not an antonym of electronic (or synthetic) and it annoys me when people call a record organic just because it has a few live instruments in, it's an effective dichotomy. "Electronic music", despite being such a massive field of music, is grouped together because it encapsulates a different ethos of composition and performance from traditional live music as it has existed for thousands of years.

Anyway, I absolutely love electronic music, particularly anything that sounds atmospheric and spacey. A couple of examples:
 

Vault101

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viranimus said:
Vault101 said:
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The flake period would be roughly 1995-2005 when Reznor was at the height of his fame after the downward spiral, became obsessed with one project (that became the fragile). It wasnt till With teeth that he started to get his act back together and making something that resembled music again. A decade with one vanity project to show during the height of your popularity for it in the music industry is fairly flakey.
thats how long the fragile took? I got it recently I quite like it...at least a few songs there (I WOOOOOOONT LEEEEEEEEET YOOOOOOOOOOU FAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALLL APAAAAAAART!!) :p

how about year Zero? that whole album creeps me out/leaves me a little depressed especially "Zero-sum"
 

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It has to be really aggressive or else I won't like it.

I love stuff like Combichrist and skrillex, but I find Daft Punk and Deadmau5 boring.