Brian Ellis - Cosmic Perspective (2011)

Here's another brilliant release by Brian Ellis. This one consists of just one long, spacey, psychedelic, jazz-funk piece called Rigil Kentaurus, which lasts 21 minutes. It moves through a bunch of different textures and time signatures, all of them utterly unpredictable.

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Houdini, who did this, did that; how did he do that?

One of the best from 2012
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Hawaii Not?

original
engaging
strange
melodic
catchy
varied
new
weird
male and female vocals
bizarre lyrics/concepts
electronic
acoustic
outstanding production
recommended
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Vikhornov - Implant Ep (2010)

Interesting electronica from Russia
2 track ep:
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813 - Dusty Bubbles (2011)

Pronounced Eight One Three, this splicey/clubby electronica stands out because there's not one jot of tired space-synth background color-wash, more a concern with just being warm and funky and repeat-listenable. And good and just plain spot-on.
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Team Doyobi - [one essential track from] Cryptoburners (2001)

You really don't need the entire record called Cryptoburners by Team Doyobi (Electronica, UK, 2001) but you should check out this
one essential track
called Nomen Luni:
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Dj Sesqui & Tah Rei - Setenta Y Dos (2009)

 Sand

Misleadingly sandwiched between two live jazz-groove tracks are a bunch of super hip electro-splice space jams and other sonic experiments which at times could be mistaken for The Samps, as posted below. A cool and unusual record.
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Mahjongg - Raydoncong 2005

Mahjongg - Raydoncong 2005 
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Brian Ellis - The Silver Creature (2007)

>> Massively righteous electro-funky west coast space jazz enfolded within such free-floating aimlessness as to make any stoner proud to be here now. Lots of slurry, groovy live improve combined with equal amounts studio intervention / production synthesizery. At one point, the whole damn drum kit pans left right left right.

The mind...
Loose it or loose it
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The Samps - The Samps (2010)

I absolutely LOVE this shit. Somehow works with the last post. Splice/fuct sample-funk to enliven your neighborhood.

8 delicious tracks.
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Heavy Breathing (2012)

Time to get serious! This will slam you to the wall for an hour and then leave you exhausted on the floor in a pile of other bodies and limbs. So good, in fact, is this heavy rocking electro-prog club pop, that you will return for increasingly larger doses like a white-eyed zombie, knocking over racks of syrupy indie rock CD's on your way to the Heavy Breathing pusherman of Club Tomorrow.

KILLMEPLEASE
All 12 tracks:
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Clock DVA - Digital Soundtracks (1992)

Crisp-bright robot truth. As far as I know, this was their only instrumental release. Mechanoid! This kicks ass.

Eat the Clock:
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Nocturnal Emissions - Spiritflesh (1988)

A masterpiece of early drone/ambient soundscape. A record I have played many times over the years, gaining more of my respect each time I do.

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Main - Haloform (1996)

True, the 3 tracks on this Ep are included in the comprehensive 2-disc release Hz, but honestly, I think most people might feel a bit overwhelmed by all that material, and this being the absolute highlight anyway, I thought I'd offer it up as the choice nugget that it is. Ambient electronic intelligence of the highest order.










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Haloform
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Mr. Simon - Constant (Dexters Laboratory Remix)

A wonderfully crazy 3-minute cartoon splice and dice.
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Lautrémont - Excerpt from Maldoror, 1870

M:I:5 - Maßstab 1:5 (1997)

Another gem!



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Thomas Brinkmann - Studio 1 - Variationen (1997)

This first release by Thomas Brinkmann occupies a very extreme position in the world of recorded music. There are no melodies. There is no reverb. There are just a few choice percussive sounds that play in the right channel and are almost exactly mimicked in the left channel, a half second later. That they don't line up perfectly is the essence of the effect, and the imperfections create a strangely soothing sound moiré. I find this record to be very comforting, like a warm, rhythmic groundplate. One of my all-time favorites.

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Les Bicyclettes Blanches - Next Door (Margo in the USA) (2011)

Totally under the radar, honest/naive, spacey neo-psych, off-kilter female vocals, really good underground sound. Inspired by NEU!

The White Bicycles
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