Paul Van Dyk Fan Site – Paul van Dyk is a producer, remixer and DJ from Berlin/Germany. This site is a detailed but unofficial discography of all releases by Paul van Dyk and related projects (The Visions Of Shiva). The discography has track listings and details on each listing. It includes information on a variety… Read More Paul Van Dyk Fan Site
Paul Van Dyk – This German DJ has become internationally famous for his electronic dance music. His site features his playlists and flyers, in addition to the usual discography and biography. His touring diary is incredibly busy, with regular stops at major venues in London, Tel Aviv, Mexico, New York and Singapore. At the site,… Read More Paul Van Dyk
by Mark Vail There are many books about synthesizers and electronic music, but Mark Vail’s Vintage Synthesizers is one of the best. Vintage Synthesizers collects articles originally written for Keyboard magazine by Vail and others. The articles cover notable synthesizers and the companies behind them. In doing so, Vail tells the stories of the people… Read More Vintage Synthesizers, 2nd Edition
Day of Radiance is a little different from the other three members of Eno’s seminal ambient series. It sounds upbeat and happy! How much happy ambient music do you hear? This album is basically a Laraaji album produced by Brian Eno. This album is the brightest and most upbeat in Eno’s Ambient series. Edward Gordon,… Read More Brian Eno/Laraaji – Ambient 3: Day of Radiance
Epitonic lets you sample “cutting edge” and alternative music with free audio streams for a variety of genres. You can also download mp3’s of many cuts. Epitonic features independent and underground musicians from around the world. They try to find quality MP3’s, so you don’t find yourself wading through a bunch of junk to find… Read More Epitonic
When this album was released in 1978, few would have thought that it would give birth to an entire genre of music. In 1978, the Village People had a hit with “YMCA”, Meatloaf with “Paradise by the Dashboard Light”, and Donna Summer with “Last Dance”. The disco era was in full bloom, and fringe hits… Read More Brian Eno – Ambient 1: Music for Airports
Creative Commons is devoted to expanding the range of creative work that is freely available for others to build upon and share. Their goal is to provide an alternative approach to standard copyright, to expand the world of open content, and to help musicians, artists, and other content creators find ways to deliver their work… Read More Creative Commons
Cheesy, funky, spacey, dated, far-out, switched-on and surprising – this CD is a must-have for electronica fans. Anybody that was alive at the end 60’s know what a crazy time it was, and how important the Moog synthesizer was for a brief time to the world of pop music. This CD documents the first electronic… Read More Various – Best of Moog
Fans of epic trance and dance electronica will want this CD in their collection. The Xpander EP is the first time Sasha’s talent as a composer and producer was really apparent. Don’t be put off by the fact that this is an EP. There are just four full cuts on this album, but they deliver… Read More Sasha – Xpander
If you thought the two Matrix sequels were overhyped, you’re not alone. On the other hand, if you missed the animated feature The Animatrix, you missed some of the most exciting visuals and storytelling of the series. The soundtrack is also exceptional. The Animatrix soundtrack features some great electronica that evokes the dark mood of… Read More Various – Animatrix
