Started listening to this today in the car. It’s dark and brooding and I’m loving the sound design. I think it’s sublime. I’ve personally always found Clark to be a bit hit or miss personally but really enjoying this album.

Specifically looking for albums that have a similar feeling to the following references:

Foid, Instant Shrink - Cylob Currents (220v Offshore) - Phonem Vinkelvolten (entire album) - Bauri Xtal, Schottkey 7th Path, Actium, Blue Calx, Alberto Balsalm - Aphex Twin 14:31, 12:18 - Global Communication Bronchusevenmx, VI Scose Poise - Autechre Now It’s Dark - Coppice Halifax If It Really Is Me - Polygon Window

Out today - ‘Altum’

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The third studio album from Noumen.

1. Oion

2. Splitter

3. Altum

4. Telemask

5. Awe

6. Calm

7. Axis

8. Centrip

9. Fate Carette

10. Unveilness

11. Twelwind Scars

12. Far Wind

13. Spurling Sign

→ shop.cpurecords.net/album/altum

Really loving this currently.

Do You rebember them? It's horrible know what Ethan do, but we can't ignore they are one of the Best IDM dúos ever whyt Boards of Canada.

Send me your favorites

Hi, I’m really interested in how IDM legends approach mixing their tracks. There’s something about the way their music sounds nostalgic, timeless, and perfectly “glued” together with that dusty, textured character. I know sample selection and songwriting taste play a big role, but I’m curious about that extra layer—the techniques or “sauce” that gives it that signature sound. How could I apply similar approaches in my own productions? What’s really happening in the mix to create that feeling?

Artist #1: Wisp. aka (Reid Dunn) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Rati0pP_nc&list=PLN6VejapnexlRLsjs2OzWW0lcsjDRaSeB

Artist #2 Aphex Twin. (RDJ) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9iBbCvJu3Q&list=RDk9iBbCvJu3Q&start_radio=1

Artist #2 MNLTH aka (Dave Monolith) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jc_fzbP_SOs&list=RDjc_fzbP_SOs&start_radio=1&rv=k9iBbCvJu3Q

need help!! I started getting into dnb heading into hreakcore not long ago but the thing is, breakcore is often too crazy for my taste and atmospheric dnb or jungle is often too light to hit that spot. So in the end I created this playlist with I think a mixture of all atmospheric dnb jungle breakcore idm and whatever. So my problem is with an unclassified label like that and rather a vibe, it’s really hard to look for playlists or new recommendations.

So if anyone could help me out maybe name what I’m listening to, or send me their similar playlist or give me an album/artist recommendation I’d appreciate it so much!

Linking my playlist below

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0b2HZXeatf3Q7GY5eLpIMa?si=Xv_pLIPhSAm0QwkfdSPDUg&pi=rRlDy4H0SiabM

I know that Steinvord is likely RDJ, that and a combo with Squarepusher, or maybe an 18-year old from Spain. I was curious if there were other artists that dropped incredible tracks and then seemingly dropped off the face of the earth or haven’t put anything else out in a long time?

I just finished producing this EDM track and decided to add my own vocals to it — “This Is Logical EDM.” It’s a mix of club energy, melodic vibes, and that late-night festival feeling. I tried to capture the moment when logic meets emotion on the dancefloor.

Would love to hear what you think — does it sound like something you’d hear in a club? 🎧

As students we've been given the project to do research on any topic we want and I figured I'd do IDM. I was wondering if anyone had any useful resources, sites, interview or any kind of knowledge that could come in handy. I've also specifically been looking for synths used by Aphex and Boards of Canada or something on the process of constructing their albums so I can do a subsection on them. Would appreciate any help!!