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we've all heard the terrible, often mainstream acts that have in some way co-opted “intelligent” electronic elements into other styles of music. usually it doesn’t work. are there any good bands/artists that successfully combine electronic music with rock or with hip hop, jazz, etc.. some that i can think of that i enjoy: prefuse73, radiohead, nightmares on wax, american head charge (kinda), Amon Tobin, etc.. sorry if this has been discussed before.,. |
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Dido. Her album "No Angel" is excellent. |
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if you ask me, it's usually "idm" taking elements from other genres of music, and using them. but then again, i can never tell what exactly is 'idm' and what's not. |
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agree with you about it taking from other styles of music, and i also don't know makes an “idm artist” exactly either, i was going to just put electronic instead of idm, but that would include much electronic music that i didn't intend to include. i'll rephrase: who are some artists who’s music is more or less traditionally based, but also utilize electronics and like to push the boundaries and experiment, making their genre difficult to classify? |
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BT's production for n'sync ("pop") and britney spears ("i run away") comes to mind for sure. a LOT of dance/teen pop actually, which i'm sure is a kick in the balls to a lot of you. what can i say, "idm elements" (insert snickering from career "idm" musicians) sounds cool and is actually pretty damn easy to listen to. now, the day ambient, noise, or breakcore starts making it into TRL songs will be quite interesting (not that it will happen). |
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i've lost a lot of respect for bt just now learning that he was a part of that awful song. not that i really enjoyed his music to begin with.. well i heard one song that was decent because it had m. doughty on it. are there any good ones though? |
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"pop" and "i run away" are pretty well done, i just choose not to listen to them. but to answer your question further, just pick one. if we're sticking to POP--million+ album selling disposable dance pop music--then almost all of it is idm influenced. the musicians who make the "backing" tracks obviously listen to it and they know it suits the songs they are paid to make. "good" is subjective. most of it is pointless/meaningless so you prolly won't enjoy any of it, no matter how well done. as for idm influence in rock... see topic from a week ago. |
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the one with m.doughty is definitely awesome i liked m.doughty in his original setting though |
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m. doughty is great. i love the beautiful and bizzare images he creates with his words. also, titsworth, i don't really mean pop music. i mean music in general that wouldn't really be considered electronic music, but borrows some elements from it to make something interesting and in your opinion, good. |
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doughty's stuff w/ soul coughing and his song w/ bt (actually there are several, but only one has been released) are so dope. i'm an oldskool SC fan. his solo acoustic stuff could be a lot better tho. i only really like the mary j. blige cover. |
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SC all the way man! voulez vous the bus! |
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thanks for the link titsworth "quadrilateral i was, now i warp like a smile." |
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Check out delerium! I love the stuff off of karma nice blend of electronic sound with vocals and what not |
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Bjork |
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Tortoise use electronics tastefully. |
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DNTEL |
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prefuse 73 successful?!?! you dont have to add idm elements to be experimental and push boundarys, look at bentley rhythm ace.... |
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Who is M.Doughty? My name is Gary Doughty.Seriously. |
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Oh and I'd say Air is pop with "IDM" influence. |
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I would say ...And justice for all by Metallica. Electronize the rythms, melodies and harmonies and you've got yourself an great, I hate the term, IDM album. |
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i poo on genre spotting |
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i urinate on genre spotting pooers. |
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i think charlie clouser from NIN did a pretty good job of integrating electronica into their music....too bad he's no longer with them..... ..like the remix to "Judith" by APC. |
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The 'Neon Golden' album by The Notwist? |
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i don't like "genre spotting" but sometimes you have to use the terms to be understood by other people. |
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TonePu5her, m. doughty is best known as the singer for soul coughing |
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godflesh? |
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i always thought that sepultura's "roots" was a lot influences by electronic music... and also ratm "evil empire"... |
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