Jings, that's a list and a half.

A wee reminder that CJH's most excellent "mezzotint" is still available, and totally worth buying. I've had it for donkey's and it's still a permanent fixture on my mp3 player. At least it was until some bastard stole said device at the weekend. I hope you at least were inspired to go and buy the album afterwards, you fucking toad. *edit* and I also hope you got knocked down on your way back from the shops

Apart from that, it's all Gas, Aphex, Autechre and Mr Projectile these days.

I might consider sendspacing some Boards of Canada rarities, a lot of it is navel-twiddling, but there a some shiny gems in there too.

i recommend ascii disko, and also bedroom productions (mariposita!) to go crazy and to dance, if you have a little tiny punk in you..

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johnnyshape wrote:

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Quite!

Another vote here for the excellent Chris Clark.

Never met him, but he's a friend of many friends - we grew up in the same area. In fact, a good friend of mine who drums for him when he tours also makes quite splendid electronica of his own: I would thoroughly recommend checking out the mighty pop sensation Wax Stag here.

johnnyshape wrote:

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I disagree. Avant Hard - probably the only album by this band that you need - is flat out brilliant from beginning to end.

Add Kling Klang to this list too.

Ah yes! The excellent Kling Klang! We hope to be welcoming them to Nottingham in late October.

all amplified music is "electronic."

madlee wrote:all amplified music is "electronic."

Thank you.

You've been helpful.

Vitalic.

Muslimgauze is a good one.