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5000 Fingers of Dr. T
5000 Fingers are well-known in the Sydney underground techno scene. You
can hear a decent amount of their music on this site, as well as read up
on their history, recent activities, and tours.
(host: http://www.doctort.org/) |
Enigma
This is a complexly designed fan page for the hymnic, ethereal band
Enigma, where you can find everything you ever wanted to know-and
more-about the band, as well as listen to an extensive collection of
downloads.
(host: http://www.enigmamusic.com/) |
Brian Eno
Brian Eno is one of the original glam musicians. Though not a household
word like Bowie, Eno has been highly influential in the world of
electronic music since its inception. He's a multimedia artist whose
music has been featured on films like Trainspotting and Velvet Goldmine,
among others.
(host: http://music.hyperreal.org/artists/brian_eno/) |
Aphex Twin
Aphex Twin, also known as Richard D. James, has been compared to both
Kraftwerk and Mozart. You'll find a lot of interesting information on
Richard here, but no downloads.
(host: http://www.aphextwin.org/) |
Q Burn Abstract Message
Q-Burns Abstract Message is one guy from Florida who fuses acid jazz,
hip-hop, house, funk, soul, disco, and psychedelia. Hear samples from
most of his albums here. His songs don't all sound the same!
(host: http://www.caroline.com/astralwerks/qburns/) |
Dee-Jay Punk-Roc
Dee-Jay Punk-Roc is an emerging artist in the new electronica genre of
"nu-breaks." His music is full of chunky scratches, quick edits, and
other stylistics that recall the Eighties. His music is funky and
intended to shake the booties of even the most ethereal.
(host: http://www.epiccenter.com/EpicCenter/custom/1034/) |
Prodigy
This is the official Prodigy website. You won't find any downloadable
music here, but you will find lyrics, a discography, the band's history,
merchandise, and almost everything else.
(host: http://www.theprodigy.org/) |
Orbital
Two brothers from London have worked as Orbital since 1989 and were
elemental in the creation of the London rave scene. Their music has been
influenced by everything from post-Pistols punk to old school hip-hop.
Hear their never-to-be-released track The Visit here.
(host: http://www.loopz.co.uk/) |
