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What are some good artists to get a feel for “electronic music”?

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  • oscillotusoscillotus

    Discovering Éliane Radigue right now. This is fabulous. Thanks for the discovery!

  • michael_mmichael_m

  • egobeatsegobeats

    squarepusher! bro-

    @Squishy said:

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @otterfactor said:
    Lots of excellent suggestions in this thread, will need to take a look here again tomorrow and pick some to listen during work.

    To expand the list a bit, some names I missed so far were

    • Prodigy
    • Björk
    • Chemical Brothers
    • Basement Jaxx
    • Roni Size
    • Underworld

    A bit more left field, in an intersection of industrial with metal/punk, there’s also

    • KMFDM
    • Atari Teenage Riot
    • Ministry

    (Yes, the 90’s were pretty much my formative years in terms of musical taste.)

    KMFDM! I love KMFDM!

    Baddest of the bad! 🤘

    Concur. Time to put on Nihl.

  • timfromthebordertimfromtheborder

    Some great mentions in this thread. Aphex Twin is the final boss for me.

    One of the most respected labels in electronic music is Ninja Tune, and I recommend checking out their artists. You can check the list here.

    Some have been mentioned already, like Amon Tobin, one of my favourites. His soundtrack for Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory is a top 5 electronic album for me.

    Floating Points is newer to me but absolutely sparkling.

    Nils Frahm does modular stuff that actually blows me away.

    Then you’ve got more hip-hop/sample adjacent stuff like Flying Lotus, this is my favourite of his:

    Another Ninja Tune legend, Bonobo, just a master of the downtempo groove:

    I’m not super keen on Four Tet’s newer DJ stuff, but his albums are all solid gold. This is probably the defining one:

    Caribou… nowadays known by his real name Dan Snaith, or as Daphne—another guy who went into DJing and lost his mojo a bit, in my opinion. His middle albums like Andorra and Swim are amazing, but his early stuff is my favourite.

    And of course… the master. My personal favourite of his.

  • AudioGusAudioGus
    edited November 2025

    Aww yah, Jesper Kyd (who collabed with Amon Tobin on Splinter Cell) does some great scores too. Love his Warhammer 40k stuff!

  • suboptimalsuboptimal

    Ryoji Ikeda

  • SquishySquishy
    edited November 2025

    People posting early FlyLo and fourtet brought back memories of loving these two artists.
    Shlomo- places

    Teebs - ardour

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