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I keep hearing shit about "modular music" that its formless and way too long, like it was some sort of genre, but I've yet to find a single "modular" artists. I like formless and long music, so I would love to get me on that action. Enlighten this poor fool, please.

Wouldn't Tangerine Dream sorta fit this description? Phaedra and Rubycon are great albums.

Check out Node

Per google, this is what Andre Stordeur does, which I didn't know but he's pretty rad:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Y6mzz8jhxk[/youtube]

And here's some stuff that fits tonally with that I think.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TgO9SutR2Ww[/youtube]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaSi7Gut7xM[/youtube]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pX_jySkFIK4[/youtube]

Brian Eno. His songs have no beginning nor do they have an end. What you hear on his albums is a random slice of that endless song. Due to time limitations of the recorded format, the entire song obviously cannot be included.

Alessandro Cortini is bae

Achtane wrote:Alessandro Cortini is bae

Yeah, he is pretty much my fave.

This is pretty rad: https://donnachacostello.bandcamp.com/a ... rom-dust-2

http://www.renkucorp.com/audio/exm/amatt/
http://www.renkucorp.com/audio/exm/amatt2/
http://www.renkucorp.com/audio/exm/amatt3/


If you have to pick just one: http://www.renkucorp.com/audio/exm/amatt2/eurocrack.mp3

Ugly Nora wrote:Brian Eno. His songs have no beginning nor do they have an end. What you hear on his albums is a random slice of that endless song. Due to time limitations of the recorded format, the entire song obviously cannot be included.

But what if your favourite album of his is Before & After Science?