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Oh, i also like phutureprimitive.(especially EP "luminous") and he also has a new release - kinetic (15 of march 2011). And i advice you to listen to such cds as:
Koan - when the silence is speaking
Koan - legends. ("Legends - a clever musical puzzle, thoroughly assembled from elements of hunch, inspired by world cinema and literature and continuous personal inner search. Each composition is penetrated with fragments of ancient legends of feudal Europe, a fabulous breath of Greater China and stern tragic legends of medieval Japan. .
Written-By, Programmed By, Mixed By,Mastered By - Daniel Roeth.")
I like it so much)

Also you can listen to Solar Fields, Aes Dana- leylines. Proton Kinoun – Apeiron =)

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Originally Posted by nbakid2000 (Post 1024509)

I am looking for dance-punk/electronic dance/electro pop music in the vein of the following artists:

Holy Ghost!
The Juan Maclean (got to them through YouTube)
Hot Chip
Miami Horror
Cut Copy
LCD Soundsystem
Passion Pit

I'm going through Wikipedia right now grabbing names:

Dance-punk was revived among some bands of the garage rock/post-punk revival in the early years of the new millennium, particularly among New York acts such as LCD Soundsystem (and their label, DFA Records in general), Clinic, Liars, The Rapture and Radio 4, joined by dance-oriented acts who adopted rock sounds such as Out Hud.[12] In Britain the combination of indie with dance-punk was dubbed new rave in publicity for The Klaxons and the term was picked up and applied by the NME to bands[13] including Trash Fashion,[14] New Young Pony Club,[15] Hadouken!, Late of the Pier, Test Icicles,[16] and ****disco[13] forming a scene with a similar visual aesthetic to earlier rave music.[13][17]

Any suggestions would be awesome!

Delorean's first album. It is titled Delorean (2004), like the band's name.

someone know shambala nwtwork? or easily embarassed?

This one is my favorite of ever

try to listen

I'm sure this question has been asked a billion times but can someone recommend me some house music good for parties or something? Nothing thats to annoying just something with a lot of bass and stuff. Something that doesn't take like 3 minutes to drop. Preferably like a comp I could download. Thanks

Edit: after really looked hard I found that some songs I liked where a bit to long, i'm looking for somethign with very little buildup that is short and to the point.

The latest album from Destroyer is great.

Looking for music that sounds similar to the songs on the Jet Set Radio Future ST

Hi. I've been on the hunt for music that sounds like it could of been taken out of JSRF, but have come up unsuccessful. Just YouTube Jet Set Radio Future soundtrack or latch brothers to get the idea. If you DON'T want to do that I would call it a nice blend between electronic and hip-hop, with the songs more put together like hip-hop songs. Think if Skrillex and The Beastie Boys made an album.

Quality Ambient House please :)

Looking for peculiar music style

I'm looking for songs similar to Jacque Lu Cont's remix of When You Were Young.
(/watch?v=8VQ4f22-SeE)

I like The Killers in general, but this stellar remix makes me want more music like this.

I don't want simply an artist referral.

I'm looking for suggestions very similar to this style, where everything is echo-ing and would make your heart beat along with it all if you were stoned.

Does anyone know any good Dubstyle (Dubstep + Hardstyle)? I've been lookin around for some and there aren't really any established dubstyle artists. Headhunterz has a song called the MF Point of Perfection that is dubstyle and Pavelow has a few songs but I can't find any more. I know the subgenre is fairly new but I figured there was someone I'm missing