Electronica for audiophiles (Part 8 – Ignoreland)

NorthStar · May 17, 2018

NorthStar · May 17, 2018

cjfrbw said:
Heard about Infected Mushroom for years, but never heard them. I started listening to some on the main system recently. Wow, what an imaging workout, both for the system and the brain.

I am not that fond of the electronica that predominates with rote, repetitive drum and synth tracks that have little evidence of human intervention. Infected Mushroom is pretty symphonic in a lot of their cuts.

They have zillion tunes.

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NorthStar · May 17, 2018

NorthStar · May 18, 2018

JackD201 · May 18, 2018

cjfrbw said:
Heard about Infected Mushroom for years, but never heard them. I started listening to some on the main system recently. Wow, what an imaging workout, both for the system and the brain.

I am not that fond of the electronica that predominates with rote, repetitive drum and synth tracks that have little evidence of human intervention. Infected Mushroom is pretty symphonic in a lot of their cuts.

There's a lot of gunk to wade through Carl but a lot of gems too.

analyzer · May 18, 2018

I find many many masterworks here and some electronic music unknown to me, thanks to all.
neverthless I must add my choice; an Italian artist very strange for his peculiar performing (he performs with optical headlight... please see the video) fantastic for the frequent coreographic use of Nixies tubes.
His name is: Massimo Magrini Aka "Bad Sector".
I got many cd's very very well recorded.
This is NOT music for all tastes, otherwise it's overall interesting...

again from one of my favourite cd

and from the rare and out of print cd "Kosmodrom"

just my two cents
Marco

NorthStar · May 18, 2018

I've checked few from that band, and I thought this one was from 1957, but it is not, it's the name of the song:

• https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bad_Sector
? http://www.bad-sector.com/discography.html

DaveC · May 18, 2018

JackD201 said:
There's a lot of gunk to wade through Carl but a lot of gems too.

IDK about that! They have changed style over the years though and earlier stuff was more repetitive trance, I think it's all good but I'm not a big fan of trance. I saw them live in a venue with a massive sound system. You need earplugs, but it was worth it for the experience.

NorthStar · May 18, 2018

When you need to wear earplugs @ a live music concert something is not right.
Might as well stay home and watch music videos on Blu-ray.
That way you have control of the volume level. :b

DaveC · May 18, 2018

NorthStar said:
When you need to wear earplugs @ a live music concert something is not right.
Might as well stay home and watch music videos on Blu-ray.
That way you have control of the volume level. :b

I guess you'll never get to experience a rock or electronica show... too bad!