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music_scholar
Wishing you a wonderful Saturday from Augsburg, time goes by fast... you make use of lastfm for >11 years already :-) That's quite a long time... Looking back on this decade, how did your musical journey expand? ... Wishing you all the lovely music in accomplishing your imminent 243k scrobbles milestone... How I discovered you, again? ... I am going through my friend list right now... Wishing you a relaxing weekend
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Technocraut
You honestly need to check out the best Techno tune I have heard in ages!! https://www.last.fm/music/Louis+DeLarge/_/Moksha+(Original+Mix)
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LeftOfLeftfield
These days I mostly refer to RA as well. I also really love Juno Plus. Though their taste tends to be similar to RA, they often cover content that RA doesn't. For more mainstream EDM stuff I check Beatport News and charts and for more underground techno stuff I check Hardwax and Boomkat charts. I also follow the Facebook pages of various labels and artists that I like, which is how I stay informed on new hardcore/hardstyle/dnb/trance releases. But as far as a site that reviews those genres like RA, I haven't found any. So if you know of any, let me know! Also happy new year :)
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LeftOfLeftfield
That's a good starting point. For me it was late 90s/early 00s commercial dance, trance and big beat. Eiffel 65 - Blue, Darude - Sandstorm, Moby - Bodyrock, and Tiësto's In Search of Sunrise series were some of my favorites. I remember I used to use a music player called MusicMatch Jukebox that made recommendations and from there I discovered the Warp artists, which got me into the more experimental side. And Digitally Imported completely changed my life.
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lauraivette
Yeap! I think playlists are the way forward in terms of recommendations.. you are well on your way, you only need to add about 20 more playable songs to your first playlist so I the rest of us can listen to it.. can't wait!
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lauraivette
Hey there cool cat!.. THANX for the recommendations..!! Haven't made my way to them YET, but this will definitely be the weekend I'll do so.. I'll report back to u when it's done with.. later!
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JRI_GOVNO90
If you mean that perhaps the best that I accept them, there are a lot of good songs
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lauraivette
Yeah this leopard (?) invites nodding the head along.. very interactive! yeap cool indeed.. so new artist? well you have about 3 times the amount I have in my library so you probably heard them all but here we go.. given what we have in common, how about: venetian snares, leila, schneider tm, jackson and his computer band, and erik satie.. just to start.. oh and for a nice analogous version of aphex twin have you tried 'alarm will sound'? .... impressions of these are highly welcomed :) as are your recommendations!..
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gauisb
Haha, Dr. Perceptron is my brother! If you like that, you might fancy trying out a couple of my dubstep mixes, as we have a pretty similar set of influences Cogidubnus - Angular Smoke http://www.dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=67919&highlight= Cogidubnus - Progstep http://www.dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=66533&highlight=
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mr_maxis
I recommand you to listen to [artist]Joris Voorn[/artist] but you seems to know :) Otherwise there are [artist]Fabrice Lig[/artist], [artist]Heiko Laux[/artist], [artist]Double X[/artist] (= Kowalski + Laux), [artist]Oxia[/artist], [artist]Laurent Garnier[/artist] (at the beginning)
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