Electronic music: A great way to test your system, work out, file taxes and more ?!

[JeromeFrancis]

"Electronic" music is not only for rave parties. Some of the most exciting ballet I have seen is William Forsythe's choreography on Thom Willems' music (videos don't capture fully the energy of the music, but it will give you a good idea):

Pretty nice! Reminds me to go see more ballets.

 

[thomask]

One more ED music to enjoy.

 

[JeromeFrancis]

One more ED music to enjoy.

Intense system and music!

 

[thomask]

Qobuz provide ED music on genre of Electonics.

 

[zerostargeneral]

It took some thought to settle upon what's in line with the pulse of WBF.

Smashed it with the PNG.

Rando rules the nines.

 

[rando]

Smashed it with the PNG.

Rando rules the nines.

Thank you kindly.

Thomask is considerably more deserving of attention.

 

[JeromeFrancis]

Superb Afterlife Track if you have the system for it:

 

[thomask]

Thank you kindly.

Thomask is considerably more deserving of attention.

Thanks one more ED music.

 

[Multiway]

Very interesting thread

Lots of interesting new works for me too see if I can find on Qobuz.

Electronica can of course have lots of deep, deep bass too, something my tapped horn subs like to reproduce.

 

[thomask]

I am not sure this one can be called ED or progressive rock.

 

[JeromeFrancis]

I am not sure this one can be called ED or progressive rock.

It fits the thread, no worries Of those 3 sets of speakers (that I see, correct me if I am wrong), which one is actually playing?

 

[thomask]

It fits the thread, no worries Of those 3 sets of speakers (that I see, correct me if I am wrong), which one is actually playing?

Scaena line array cover 290hz up

Altec basshorn cover from 90hz to 290hz.

Two Scanea 18 inch subwoofers and Rel 31 subwoofers(which is behind Altec horn) covers from 90hz and down.

 

[thomask]

One more boogie time.

 

[rando]

More in spirit of first post. Yet not so far out of line with how it developed after.