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By *hePerkyPumpkin OP   TV/TS
48 weeks ago

Bristol

What are your top three picks?

Drukqs - Aphex Twin

Journey Inwards - LTJ Bukem

Leftism - Leftfield

(bonus pick)

Hold Your Colour - Pendulum

It would seem I am stuck in the 90s (mostly), so anything more modern would be nice to see.

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By *ensuallover1000Man
48 weeks ago

Somewhere In The Ether…

Jean-Michel Jarre’s early works; Oxygene, Equinoxe and Magnetic Fields.

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By *rHotNottsMan
48 weeks ago

Dubai & Nottingham


"What are your top three picks?

Drukqs - Aphex Twin

Journey Inwards - LTJ Bukem

Leftism - Leftfield

(bonus pick)

Hold Your Colour - Pendulum

It would seem I am stuck in the 90s (mostly), so anything more modern would be nice to see.

"

Good choices , Leftfield and Aphex twin are on my list.

For a bit more modern and very moody listen to Sylvan Esso by Sylvan Esso.

That’s my 3

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By *JandJJCouple
48 weeks ago

Nuneaton


"Jean-Michel Jarre’s early works; Oxygene, Equinoxe and Magnetic Fields. "

Absolutely fabulous stuff.

Well ahead of his time.

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By (user no longer on site)
48 weeks ago

Mylo - Destroy Rock And Roll

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By *hePerkyPumpkin OP   TV/TS
48 weeks ago

Bristol


"Jean-Michel Jarre’s early works; Oxygene, Equinoxe and Magnetic Fields. "

I've never listened to any his music before, heard the name loads of times over the years... Think I get him mixed up with Vangelis a lot

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By *hePerkyPumpkin OP   TV/TS
48 weeks ago

Bristol


"What are your top three picks?

Drukqs - Aphex Twin

Journey Inwards - LTJ Bukem

Leftism - Leftfield

(bonus pick)

Hold Your Colour - Pendulum

It would seem I am stuck in the 90s (mostly), so anything more modern would be nice to see.

Good choices , Leftfield and Aphex twin are on my list.

For a bit more modern and very moody listen to Sylvan Esso by Sylvan Esso.

That’s my 3

"

Never heard of them, will have to check them out

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By *hePerkyPumpkin OP   TV/TS
48 weeks ago

Bristol


"Mylo - Destroy Rock And Roll"

Oh I know the name... didn't he do that song - Drop in the Pressure?

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By (user no longer on site)
48 weeks ago


"Mylo - Destroy Rock And Roll

Oh I know the name... didn't he do that song - Drop in the Pressure?"

Yeah drop the pressure is the big single from the album.

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By *hePerkyPumpkin OP   TV/TS
48 weeks ago

Bristol


"Mylo - Destroy Rock And Roll

Oh I know the name... didn't he do that song - Drop in the Pressure?

Yeah drop the pressure is the big single from the album."

There were some chill tracks on this.

You might like the album...

Dive - Tycho

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By *batMan
48 weeks ago

Alicante, Spain. (Sometimes in Wales)

Not modern, but class.

Happy Families album by Blancmange 1982. I might dig out some old Gary Numan stuff too.

Gbat

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By (user no longer on site)
48 weeks ago


"Mylo - Destroy Rock And Roll

Oh I know the name... didn't he do that song - Drop in the Pressure?

Yeah drop the pressure is the big single from the album.

There were some chill tracks on this.

You might like the album...

Dive - Tycho "

Thanks, I'll check it out.

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By *ilk_and_SilverCouple
48 weeks ago

Oxford


"What are your top three picks?

Drukqs - Aphex Twin

Journey Inwards - LTJ Bukem

Leftism - Leftfield

(bonus pick)

Hold Your Colour - Pendulum

It would seem I am stuck in the 90s (mostly), so anything more modern would be nice to see.

"

Hmm Leftfield would make both our lists.

Accelerator - The Future Sound of London

Screamadelica - Primal Scream

Unami - Folomour

Thievery Corporation any of the albums are good.

Although not sure if that falls into the right genre, as with previously mentioned Sault is worth checking out might or might not be to soulful. Also Jungle (the band)

Justice might be more of a modern take on what you like. Black Midi also maybe.

More recent try

Barry Can’t Swim - Where will we land

Or Bicep / Floating Points

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By *melia DominaTV/TS
48 weeks ago

Edinburgh (She/Her)

Surprised nobody has mentioned Kraftwerk, Joy division, Depeche Mode or New order.

But I may be very old!!

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By *hePerkyPumpkin OP   TV/TS
48 weeks ago

Bristol


"Surprised nobody has mentioned Kraftwerk, Joy division, Depeche Mode or New order.

But I may be very old!! "

It's weird... although those are all electronic groups, I just consider them 80s pop.

Aside from Kraftwerk who are pioneers.

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By *hePerkyPumpkin OP   TV/TS
48 weeks ago

Bristol


"What are your top three picks?

Drukqs - Aphex Twin

Journey Inwards - LTJ Bukem

Leftism - Leftfield

(bonus pick)

Hold Your Colour - Pendulum

It would seem I am stuck in the 90s (mostly), so anything more modern would be nice to see.

Hmm Leftfield would make both our lists.

Accelerator - The Future Sound of London

Screamadelica - Primal Scream

Unami - Folomour

Thievery Corporation any of the albums are good.

Although not sure if that falls into the right genre, as with previously mentioned Sault is worth checking out might or might not be to soulful. Also Jungle (the band)

Justice might be more of a modern take on what you like. Black Midi also maybe.

More recent try

Barry Can’t Swim - Where will we land

Or Bicep / Floating Points

"

I'm really liking some of the tracks by Folomour

I don't usually go in for house type 4X4 music, but some of the tracks do bop along nicely.

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By (user no longer on site)
48 weeks ago

Love the Pet Shop Boys,Jimmy Somerville and Erasure.

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By *ilk_and_SilverCouple
48 weeks ago

Oxford

Forgot to mention:

Working Men’s Club.

They have proper old electronic energy about them. Carrying on the Manchester tradition

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By *hePerkyPumpkin OP   TV/TS
48 weeks ago

Bristol


"Forgot to mention:

Working Men’s Club.

They have proper old electronic energy about them. Carrying on the Manchester tradition "

Yeah definitely some more retro synty sounds mixed with more 90s style indie rock.

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By *ools and the brainCouple
48 weeks ago

couple, us we him her.

Kraftwerk.

Gary numan.

Yellow magic orchestra.

Early Human league.

OMD.

New order.( listen to confusion 12" instrumental)

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By *ools and the brainCouple
48 weeks ago

couple, us we him her.

Essential

Chemical Brothers, further.

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By *hePerkyPumpkin OP   TV/TS
48 weeks ago

Bristol


"Essential

Chemical Brothers, further."

Great shout!

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By *hePerkyPumpkin OP   TV/TS
48 weeks ago

Bristol


"Kraftwerk.

Gary numan.

Yellow magic orchestra.

Early Human league.

OMD.

New order.( listen to confusion 12" instrumental)

"

I like some of this stuff, but I must admit the late 70s early 80s synth pop boom didn't really do much for me.

I preferred things as the sound became more refined throughout the 80s

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By (user no longer on site)
48 weeks ago

I have quite a lot of Tangerine Dream and Vangelis stuff from the 60s onwards, quite a mixed bag.

Haven't really listened to a lot of more modern stuff but I like some Still Forever.

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By *tylebender03Man
48 weeks ago

Manchester

DJ Shadow - Endtroducing

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By *rRiosMan
48 weeks ago

dublin

I’m just commenting so I can come back. I agree with loads of these and a lot I’ve not heard of

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By (user no longer on site)
48 weeks ago

Autobahn - Kraftwerk

Equinoxe - Jean Michel Jarre

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By *ermite12ukMan
48 weeks ago

Solihull and Brentwood

Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells. The rest of the tracks on the album were not upto much imho, except the title track.

Loved Jean-Michel Jarre’s Oxygene as mentioned earlier.

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By *hePerkyPumpkin OP   TV/TS
48 weeks ago

Bristol


"Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells. The rest of the tracks on the album were not upto much imho, except the title track.

Loved Jean-Michel Jarre’s Oxygene as mentioned earlier."

Not really sure Tubular Bells would count as electronic music.

I quite liked side B of the album

Fantastic album though, he's a super talented guy.

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By *hePerkyPumpkin OP   TV/TS
48 weeks ago

Bristol


"DJ Shadow - Endtroducing"

I like this!

Nice breaks, chill grooves...

Reminds me of Nightmares On wax or Gasoline

You might like Nujabes

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By *elvet RopeMan
48 weeks ago

by the big field

The Orb- Adventures beyond the underworld (triple disc edition)....or Live 93 is rather good too

Pete Namlook- Air 1

Starfish Pool- Chill out 'n' Confused

and because i can't count with my socks on

Banco De Gaia- Maya

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By *tylebender03Man
48 weeks ago

Manchester


"DJ Shadow - Endtroducing

I like this!

Nice breaks, chill grooves...

Reminds me of Nightmares On wax or Gasoline

You might like Nujabes "

I do like Nujabes. Good shout

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