Do You Like Electronic Music?

Sweet, thanks

I like Take Over Control by Afrojack (posted a link in my reply to Profesh above - sorry, TSR is only allowing me to post one video per post for some reason! ). Nero's "Promises" and "Me & You" are great too. And Madeon's "Finale" if that counts as electronic? Also, these ones from the ones Ruthless Dutchman posted:

you seem like a mainly poppy/liquid dnb, bit of house and dubstep thrown in there as well

you might wanna check out brookes brothers, sub focus, koan sound and overwerk

i tentatively recommend noisia, hybrid minds and hucci

Thanks man! Sorry, I missed your edit

I'll give those a listen and get back to you.

Post some of the synths you like! Would love to listen to them

No worries, its lovely to see how open minded you are

If you enjoy trance then Armin Van Buuren's album 'Intense' is worth a listen.

Without sounding like a dick, AVB's Intense album isn't really trance trance. Don't get me wrong, I like all forms of trance and I'm a huge fan of AVB and I even have tickets for Armin Only in December and ASOT in February '15. I would say Intense is mainly commercial trouse for the uneducated (no offence)! The track with Trevor Guthrie or Ping Pong isn't really trance at all.!!

Thanks I don't exactly know, sorry... Just something that's considered electronic but that I still like? I liked some of the songs Ruthless Dutchman posted above (see my post) if that's any help

I don't like things that sound like a random collection of beats put together (like what Autechre etc. seem to put out). I like things like this:

[video="youtube;ti-39pAqel8"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ti-39pAqel8[/video]

What follows may leave your ears more perplexed than relaxed, but in my view treads a considered path between accessible and obscure without veering into the realm of formulaic, anodyne commercial dross (which the above sadly typifies);


(That list took me a half-hour to compile, so you'd better listen to them all.)

First of all lucky :P

and I knew you would bring that up but for someone that doesn't listen to the sort of music Intense is a good album to get into genre then you can explore stuff like 138

Haha, you know me too well Agreed, Intense along with compilations like A State of Trance, Pure Trance and Universal Religion are a good way to start as you get to experience the various sounds of trance. I'm currently exploring the dark sounds of 140+ with DJs like Indecent Noise and Robbie van Doe.

Even ASOT is a bit Trousey/Prog House but its still great consider we listen to all sorts. Definitely enjoying the ore uplifting stuff and listening to Aly & Fila and FSOE a lot more.