No.466
I just created a new channel to share my love of idm and introduce more ears to the genre. I really don't hear how any other type of music could better qualify as cyberpunk. I hope you enjoy what I have so far.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNmP3O_cry3XftvOlGoJNTQPlease share your favorite idm/glitch tracks as well.
No.467
>>466https://lukhash.bandcamp.com/album/glitchThoughts?
I stumbled across it the other day, I'm not sure how to feel about it it seems nice but trys hard.
No.471
>>470That Balkan Error album is real good fam. Thanks for the rec.
No.474
Blips'n'beeps backed mostly w/beats. Intelligent Dance Music.
https://somafm.com/cliqhop/index.htmlplaylist: https://somafm.com/cliqhop256.plsdirect: http://ice1.somafm.com/cliqhop-256-mp3Please share any other idm/glitch streams you find.
No.475
The Nine Inch Nails album Year Zero is full of glitchy beats.
Bonus: It's even a cyberpunk concept album.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJNbijG2M7OzK4YLGBVqYmjp1kOgP6TUO No.476
I understand that glitches are very /cyb/ aesthetically… just like milky marble titties, plastic looking hamburgers and Windows 98 is very vaporwave.
So there's still IDM, and what really makes it cyb is really just the I as in AI. I always thought of intelligence as just complexity without purpose - when you pick some goal or purpose for that intelligence, you basically trim away parts of it that are useless in achieving your goal.
This means that music which aims to do or be something is less intelligent than what it could be. Whether this aim is a genre, or a specific effect on the audience, it will eventually do its job and cease being interesting - if it does its job well, it's hard to find new meaning in it. While there are astonishingly smart pieces serving this or that purpose, I'm lead to believe that the most intelligence is found in experimental stuff - the one label people seem to throw on things that they can't really fit under labels.
While my taste may not be what I described above, here's a few artists I can recommend:
squarepusher , the flashbulb , clark , oneohtrix point never , uziq , plaid , patten , aphex twin , andy stott
At least half of these guys have been, or are signed to Warp Records, so I expect to find more cool soykaf there. There's also Rephlex.
No.477
the glitch album that I always come back to is Crying Over Pros For No Reason by edIT:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOG176Ny2EEand more recent album i've been listening to is Dasychira - Immolated:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVgxpR5d2Vc No.565
>>467This is absolutely amazing!
Favorite so far on the album:
https://lukhash.bandcamp.com/track/doomsday No.566
>>466Great playlist/collection. Definitely bookmarked.
No.567
>>566You might enjoy the radio station I just started then.
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>>466Thanks for posting, I really enjoyed the playlist!
Lets all love Lain!
No.720
Pic related is some jazz & experimental influenced idm. Genus Inkasso also released other workpieces on different labels. Just search Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tI0Tg0gfYcQOfficial download link to pic related:
http://immigrantbreastnest.com/album/under-seals-broken-by-the-lean-solicitor>>710I'm very fond of Divtech's material. Let's see if this (hopefully) find it's way to the Glitched radio station playlist.
No.722
Sweet Trip's Velocity:Design:Comfort is a masterpiece of idm and, surprisingly, shoegaze. I cannot recommend the album enough
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZlNt05dCX8 No.725
>>466Are you glitched "admin"? I can play some live sets if you want… Tell me how to contact if thats needed…
I love this station.
No.726
>>725Yes. I made both the Shoutcast radio station and the YouTube channel. Can I listen to samples of your work?
