Ninja Tune Gems

ok I know Fink, Amon Tobin, Blockhead and Funki Porcini from Ninja Tune. What else is worth checking out?

Coldcut / Dj Food / Hedfunk in all their incarnations (esp. Coldcut's 70 Minutes of Madness)

The Solid Steel mix series and radio shows are also great too.

The first Cinematic Orchestra album

The Herbaliser (esp. the Herbaliser Band sessions)

Kid Koala

Bonobo

Wagon Christ

Jaga Jazzist

Andreya Triana if like that sorta stuff.

But definitely Bonobo, wagon christ and DJ Food.

EDIT:

The Bug

Lorn

Kid Koala

FaltyDL

get the funkungfusion compilation

the mix 70 Minutes of Madness mix is really awesome:

http://soundcloud.com/djmixes/coldcut-70-minutes-of-madness-journeys-by-dj-1995

will take me some time to check all of your recommendations but I will do it

Eskmo is pretty good..

Amon tobin for sure, bonobo too.

My favorites:

Andreya Triana, Lost Where I Belong (and remixes)

Bonobo, Animal Magic

Boobo, Dial "M" for Monkey

Bonobo, Live Sessions

Bonobo, Days To Come

Bonobo, Black Sands

The Cinematic Orchestra, Motion

Jaga Jazzist, A Livingroom Hush

Jaga Jazzist, The Stix

Mr. Scruff, Keep It Unreal

Mr. Scruff, Trouser Jazz

Pest, Necessary Measures

Rainstick Orchestra, The Floating Glass Key in the Sky

Skalpel, Skalpel

Skalpel, Konfusion

Wagon Christ, Musipal

Wagon Christ, Sorry I Make You Lush

Wagon Christ, Toomorrow

Yppah, You Are Beautiful At All Times

Yppah, They Know What Ghost Know

wow Bonobo was a really good tip. Black Sands has the same quality as Music by Cavelight. I really dig it.

Cinematic Orchestra's first 2 albums (the first one more, 2nd one has some great tracks though just too many bad MC and guest vocal moments) , totally masterpieces and was some of the first music i ever heard that blurred the perceptible line between sampling/plundering and live instrumentation.

highly highly recommended, and in my opinion these are the best releases ever to come off of the label in it's history

  On 2/19/2012 at 10:14 PM, Awepittance said:

Cinematic Orchestra's first 2 albums (the first one more, 2nd one has some great tracks though just too many bad MC and guest vocal moments) , totally masterpieces and was some of the first music i ever heard that blurred the perceptible line between sampling/plundering and live instrumentation.

 

highly highly recommended, and in my opinion these are the best releases ever to come off of the label in it's history

I am halfway trough now and Night Of The Iguana is really intense.

Coldcut's 70 Minutes of Madness - Journey's by DJ is a godamn flawless mix of music.

For those of you who've never heard...

https://soundcloud.com/garethisonit/070-coldcut-journeys-by-dj

The _{Ninja Tune XX - Traxx Remixxes is pretty good!}

A nice compilation of Ninja Tunez, although it leans a bit too much to DubStep but thats the era it was compiled in!

https://www.discogs.com/Various-Ninja-Tune-XX-20-Years-Of-Beats-Pieces/release/2455278

The clifford gilberto rythm combination.

  On 2/19/2012 at 7:24 PM, cloud capture said:

get the funkungfusion compilation

Funki Porcini's Fast Asleep

Daedelus's Denies the day's demise

Amon Tobin's Out from out where (crazy album when on psylocybine...)

Ps: Clifford Gilberto's LP was great too, but somehow feels too much like a SP/Mike P rip off don't you think?

Ash Koosha's and King Midas Sound + Fennesz's most recent releases are really, really nice too

I dig the Clifford Gilberto funky/jazzy/plunderphonic approach to drill and bass, I don't mind the similarities to Squarepusher. I think both the album and EP are great.