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I thought I was the only one who knows those groups.
Skinny Puppy is great. They had the idea of grimy, raw beats when it was only 'cool' to talk about infatuation, and broken hearts.

Experimental A.R is very enjoyable.

Yello!:thumb: Love them for about...4-6 songs: Le Secret Farida (my favourite. What do you think of it?; Koladi-ola! I love it; I am still trying to figure out what it is about Swing that I like; Homer hossa; and...I can't remember. There are two or three more I like, but I don't have them.

I bet you like Caberet Voltaire, too, right?
And I am willing to wager that you like, or would like, Dead Can Dance, Art of Noise, Franky Goes to Hollywood, and... Love and Rockets.

Good ear on ya!

Perhaps you'd be interested in partaking in this thread then...

http://www.musicbanter.com/avant-gar...on-thread.html

The one degree of separation being Eddie Prevost.

Morton Subotnic's Silver Apples of the Moon (1967) and The Wild Bull (1968) are two great albums that exemplify experimental electronic music and musique concrete.

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Reallying liking Cluster's debut album. I think I'll check out more of their stuff...

Is Crystal Castles considered experimental?

Not particularly. I'd say they're still quite conventionally structured, and rooted in electronica. I'm thinking the thread was more sort of for things along the line of this:

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I love this thread! If you guys are looking for something new, check out "Grüves". We're a young trio from Canada making experimental and psychedelic electronic-rock.

Any support is greatly appreciated.