What are you listening to?

Can’t stop listening to, and watching, this piece of perfection - Glass’s Metamorphosis No 2 on a harp:

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Not necessarily glitchy, but some of the Tangerine Dream stuff is quite experimental. For full on IDM and Glitch, I really recommend Aphex Twin Syro

I’m totally obsessed with this guy. Such an underrated gem.

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New Howard Jones… he’s on tour, it’s the 35th anniversary of Human’s Lib

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Forgot to mention that the new Howard Jones album has a few collaborations with BT

BT also collaborated with Peter Gabriel on OVO

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I think I summoned the four horsemen this morning whilst eating me Cornflakes and listening to this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFknx19PrJQ&list=RDMMDFknx19PrJQ&start_radio=1

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Loving the new album by Leafcutter John right now.

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saw him in the late 80’s. he was programming the sequencer for each song in the breaks between songs. It was amazing to see.

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I just discovered this amazing piece for prepared piano. Prepared piano is something I’ve done a little bit of experimentation on, but to be able to get sounds such as these is well beyond me. Definitely worth a listen

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Bluetech came out with another album, and it’s amazing as always. Full of modular eargasm.

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Some mates released a new album:
Sathamel - Horror Vacui [Blackened Death Metal]

Digging it a good bit.

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That is pretty good! It’s hard for me to take in this genre what they do to the drums (I assume the bass drum is replaced and/or quantized). But, hey, everyone does it.

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Lulu Rouge today

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Music by Leonin and Perotin.

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Zappa time here:

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I’ve been listening to NIN the Downward Spiral again today, and it reminded me why it may be one of my favourite albums ever.

I also discovered this mind boggling experimental IDM album that is so crazy and disjointed, but not so much that it becomes unlistenable:

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fellow dutchman and experimental musician michel banabila

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This was an amazing presentation/event at the Superbooth 2019. The instruments on stage were created 1924 and 1927 respectively, Nothing is really new :wink:

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