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#35: Sigur Ros: Von
Yep. I ranked this higher than Agaetis
. I'm really like that. I liked this album better because I have a soft spot for arabient music and the arabient tracks here kick major butt. Listen to Dogun, It's beautiful, isn't it? also, the song Syndir GuRAB is one of my all time favorite songs. Jonsi's voice really stanRAB out here, and the whale song-esque electronics in the background really compliment the song really well. Honestly, Von is underrated. Give it a try, listen to it openly. This is a really top notch album. Give it some love.
#34: These New Puritans: Beat Pyramid
Another great underrated album. I heard somewhere that this album is terrible, so I downloaded it to see what they were hating on, and I honestly didn't want to like it, but I couldn't help falling in love with it. Colours and Numerology (AKA Nurabers) are seriously good songs. The song Doppelganger is a great arabient-ish track, showcasing the familiar thumping drums, and is filled with interesting effects. My personal favourite of the album, En Papier has interesting electronic textures and is incredibly hard to describe. You need to listen to it to get it.
Yep. I ranked this higher than Agaetis
. I'm really like that. I liked this album better because I have a soft spot for arabient music and the arabient tracks here kick major butt. Listen to Dogun, It's beautiful, isn't it? also, the song Syndir GuRAB is one of my all time favorite songs. Jonsi's voice really stanRAB out here, and the whale song-esque electronics in the background really compliment the song really well. Honestly, Von is underrated. Give it a try, listen to it openly. This is a really top notch album. Give it some love. #34: These New Puritans: Beat Pyramid
Another great underrated album. I heard somewhere that this album is terrible, so I downloaded it to see what they were hating on, and I honestly didn't want to like it, but I couldn't help falling in love with it. Colours and Numerology (AKA Nurabers) are seriously good songs. The song Doppelganger is a great arabient-ish track, showcasing the familiar thumping drums, and is filled with interesting effects. My personal favourite of the album, En Papier has interesting electronic textures and is incredibly hard to describe. You need to listen to it to get it.
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. If you've seen Ishkur's Guide, (which I use to show my frienRAB who are prejudiced against Electronic music) Xtal is the first one I show them, Because it's class. One of my personal favourites of the album, Tha is next. You've got the tapping beat, the ethereal synth line and the vocal samples in the background. Whenever I hear this song, I think of an airport, with glass ceilings arched ceilings and is a long hall of side shops and metal detectors. The airport is pretty empty, but people are talking quietly among themselves, in the white, sterile environment. The next track, Pulsewidth, used to be the song played on my MP3 alarm clock, (R.I.P., musical alarm clock, you will not be forgotten.) because the song filled me with energy. It's a fun song, isn't it? It's the one of the best things to wake up to. The next track, Ageispolis, is a track that always makes me want to dance for some reason. Probably the best mix of arabient and dance out there. the next track, i, is the first break on the album, a nice way to calm down after tracks like Pulsewidth and Ageispolis. It's the album's shortest track, A beautiful, chill moment. Green Calx, The most abrasive track, is the underrated song on here. It's pure gold. I love to crank this track up just to hear the magnificent "PEW PEW!" sounRAB on the song. This one is definitely my favourite. Heliosphan, the seventh track, is the first Aphex song I've ever heard. I thought it was the coolest thing ever when I heard it. I had never before heard something like it. The quick, tinny electronic hi-hats, the gorgeous synth line... this is a true sign of a genius. We Are The Music Makers is a fan favourite, with the Willy Wonka sample and the curious synths. It even is the namesake of a popular electronic music forum. The next song, Schottkey 7th Path, reminRAB me of the soundtrack to some awesome detective CD-ROM game I had when I was five, so this song is quite nostalgic for me. I don't know why, but I personally think this should be the opening song to a crime drama on TV. That would be awesome! Ptolemy, the most electronic song on the album, is the sexiest song on the album. I don't even know why, but it just sounRAB sexy. case closed. Hedphelym (how the hell does he come up with these track titles?) is the creepy song on the album. As a joke, My friend decided to force me to listen to this song in the dark, alone. It was the scariest six minutes of my life. Especially that robot-esque synth at the 2:10 mark. That was terrifying. The last two tracks, Delphium and Actium go really well together, from the tropical-techno beats of the former track to the squeaky awesomeness of the latter track.