Australian Album of the Year for 2018! Dance music inspired by the ambient electro soundscapes of Jon Hopkins and Brian Eno as much as digital pioneers like Giorgio Moroder.
The recording project by David Wrench and artist/model Evangeline Ling. Stretched out over stuttering, glitchy glam electronics, their songs are woozy fly-on-the-wall accounts and out of body journeys through London at night.
1997 release by the British Electronic group. Work and Non Work compiles material from their early singles and proves to be an insightful look into their formative years.
"Brainticket" is a bizarre roller coaster ride through weird sound effects and electronics, an endless organ riff, and Muir's acid-rush ramblings from hushed whisper to urgent screams.
In 1991, Coil released the third of their early classic full-length albums 'Love's Secret Domain', seemingly casting aside the gloom and funereal beauty of it's predecessors in favour of a painstakingly multi-layered hallucinogenic electronic beast,
A meditative electronic masterpiece from 1970s Japan, 1977 to be exact. The year Wax Trax first moved to 13th and Washington. Hideki Matsutake is the 4th member of Yellow Magic Orchestra and also the man behind Logic System. Excellent weirdness!
TRANS-EUROPE EXPRESS, ORIGINALLY RELEASED IN 1977, IS A GOOD STARTING POINT FOR ANY SERIOUS B-BOY (Afrika Bambaataa sampled the title track for Planet Rock), and if you're into electronic music at all, eventually you'll have to get into these guys.
