Good places to go after IDM?

I'm so addicted, it's really unhealthy. Any recommendations? Based music is the only genre that rivals IDM IMO, I'd love some good albums to listen to in between Lil B albums.

NDC

Wait, is IDM the clicky fast music or the music that recombobulates all of the old-school acid/porn soundtrack/nature documentary soundtrack sounds? Because if it's the former I've never much cared for that kind of stuff & don't know what to suggest. If you mean the latter than...something with lyrics or non-synth instruments in it, maybe?

Ambient?

Disco.

avant jazz?

Whatever music you feel that you want listen to, as opposed to what you think you're supposed to listen to?

your bedroom, to cry alone forever.

lol, srsly maybe four tet and all that stuff.

or oldschool 2step garage and burial.

ndc is pretty good. I'd go with ndc mane :sup:

been enjoying Twin Shadow, hardly something you'd consider a contemporary contrast to idm though

and some Odd Future, but you already know them

based to fuck

Hip Hop, Doom Metal, and Jazz of all kinds. Free your mind and your ass will follow.

celine dion

Carl Crack.

actually, just forget genres exist; listen to some music and if you like it, listen to some more music you think might be similar.

ghost box records and demdike stare are great. *avoids the 'h' word*

Harsh noise wall

Madlib Medicine Shows

Oh No - Dr No's Oxperiment

The Gaslamp Killer - All Killer: Finders Keepers records mix

Yesterday's New Quintet, Madlib - Shades of Blue

Charles Mingus - The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady

Bitches Brew

post-rock

70s prog

that's where i went after idm.

what the fuck is based music?

  On 2/24/2011 at 2:22 AM, modey said:

what the fuck is based music?

More like best music.

classical and jazz.

[classical in the form of]:

musique concrete, electroacoustic composition, tape music

but even better: modern tonal/atonal music

and eveneven better: MOZART AND BACH AND BEETHOVEN AND CHOPIN AND SO ON

Electro Acoustic Improvisation [EAI]

ambient onkyo

jazz

free jazz

bop

etc

bizarre music

world music

and then:

good music

  On 2/24/2011 at 2:22 AM, modey said:

post-rock

70s prog

 

that's where i went after idm.

60-70s prog music led me to post-rock lead me to "idm" and good electronic music.

i would go with those two, and sludge metal and/or crust punk.

  On 2/24/2011 at 2:22 AM, modey said:

what the fuck is based music?

true off the top of da dome freestyle or some shit. i think lil b is pretty bad and haven't any interest in the phenomena that is 'Based', based as a result.

from the youtube fader interview on based music (omg do u read the fader? shake your ass, thank me later):

"based used to be like a term, like um, people had it as a negative, when it came out in the bay area, cuz like when i was younger... a lot of people used to, you know, like, oh he's based, and based would mean, like, kinda like slow, or you know you're not all the way, you know, like, based head, like drugs and stuff... and that was like hurtful, like that wasn't cool and i never liked that, that was something that stayed with me a long time, you know, people are cruel and mean to you and stuff and that's crazy." - Lil B

thats how u no u god

folk, drone, noise, ambient, classical, hair metal.

your search for the next best thing will last forever as long as you continue to view music in terms of genre. discovering electronic music was basically my musical orgasm. you could say it became like crack, and when it wasnt enough anymore, there was no where further to take it. i dont completely understand it, theres just something weird about electronic music which eventually leaves many listeners feeling empty. ive heard it many times. i think its because eventually, all the newness is used up, and what used to excite and amaze us, is now often boring. the thing is, so many of the basic ideas of electronic music creation have not only been used, but beaten to death. the only way for me to still get excited is to innovate, or write incredibly well written stuff. lots of electronic music has become very bland. new artists for some reason think they are supposed to copy everyone else. then when a new innovative artist does finally come along, everyone just fucking steals it, and suddenly everyone is making music like that. this madness wont stop, until people realize the only way is to make new sounding music, that is well written, not too technical (unless you can actually handle it), and not an attempt to recreate one of your favorite artists. i fucking hate that about electronic music. now everyone is an acid virtuoso, and its kind of ruining what i liked about acid in the first place, that it was incredible, and sounded totally different than what i was used to

fuck it

soundtracks/prog/fusion/electronic music from the 60s/70s[raymond scott,delia,tomito,tangerine dream,neu,can,

and library music [same era]

dode, good post ET.

yeah I was addicted... like severely addicted... to finding new music for a while. and it slowly degenerated into complete boredom with and almost resentment for music itself.

but what you're saying about newness in Emusic... it is a massive problem with the kids on laptops. fortunately when i release my new album on Warp people won't be capable of copying it!

in my opinion the very best electronic music that has totally held up are the albums that either are totally precise and perfected [Go Plastic] or especially the ones that utilized sampling to great effect from the 90s:

FSOL, the Orb, Meat Beat Manifesto, Chemical Brothers,

that's just me though!

raster noton