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Reverb wrote:

Nevalo wrote:

deadly habit wrote:Flying Lotus

yup... but before he went batshit crazy.

wtf are u talking about

the whole coltrane bs.

isnt there a fine line between genius and mad man anyway?

Johnlenham wrote:isnt there a fine line between genius and mad man anyway?

In that case, Kromestar.

teamhobson wrote:

Johnlenham wrote:isnt there a fine line between genius and mad man anyway?

In that case, Kromestar.

I think we all know what side of that line he is on tbf

particle-jim wrote:

teamhobson wrote:

Johnlenham wrote:isnt there a fine line between genius and mad man anyway?

In that case, Kromestar.

I think we all know what side of that line he is on tbf

innit, still man knows how to build a good tune

Skrilly

Deadmau5>Skrilly

particle-jim wrote:

teamhobson wrote:

Johnlenham wrote:isnt there a fine line between genius and mad man anyway?

In that case, Kromestar.

I think we all know what side of that line he is on tbf

someone care to explain this? Didnt realize he had issues tbh.

I seem to remember someone saying something about him picking up a traffic cone and pretending he was killing zombies or something.

I bumped into him at sankeys in Manchester once, I said sorry and he just went WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA and ran off

SCope13 wrote:

particle-jim wrote:

teamhobson wrote:

Johnlenham wrote:isnt there a fine line between genius and mad man anyway?

In that case, Kromestar.

I think we all know what side of that line he is on tbf

someone care to explain this? Didnt realize he had issues tbh.

not the kind of stuff that needs to be mentioned here tbh

He kinda went of the rails after his son iirc

and then ehbes comes along

SCope13 wrote:

wubstep wrote:The correct answers are as follows;

Boredoms


Sunn 0)))

They both essentially created new forms of music.

I might go on to add GNOD too, just for being the most relentlessly experimental outfit there is currently.
In a few years they've traveled through psyche/noise rock > space/krautrock > afrobeat > drone/noise > jazz > industrial > early hardcore/jungle & beyond.

While I love Sunn, thats not really true. They essentially started as an Earth tribute.

I knew someone would say that but still, they've gone above & beyond the early Earth stuff IMO, it's much more conceptual, realized and varied that Earth 2 etc.

Whilst again, genius is a bit much, if we're looking properly at 2003+ artists who have created new models of music and properly experimented, electronica-wise, The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble would be up there for me. Noir jazz meets post rock with elements of breakcore/trip hop, perfect combo.

PinUp wrote:I seem to remember someone saying something about him picking up a traffic cone and pretending he was killing zombies or something.

I bumped into him at sankeys in Manchester once, I said sorry and he just went WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA and ran off

What?! On some Badness madness.

I would imagine most of the genuine musical geniuses of the last decade are actually writing and performing a more classical form of music. Certainly not electronic music...

Nevalo wrote:and then ehbes comes along

♪♪♪♪ I CAME IN LIKE A WRECKING BALL ♪♪♪♪

hugh wrote:I would imagine most of the genuine musical geniuses of the last decade are actually writing and performing a more classical form of music. Certainly not electronic music...

Didn't orchestra music etc end sometime in the 60's practically tho?

lol

For me...
Flying Lotus
Madlib
Coki
Kromestar
Meshuggah
Deftones

idk probably some more. I know some of those artists have been around longer than the last decade but their genius level work has been in the last 10 years imo

Harkat wrote:

hugh wrote:I would imagine most of the genuine musical geniuses of the last decade are actually writing and performing a more classical form of music. Certainly not electronic music...

Didn't orchestra music etc end sometime in the 60's practically tho?

joe hisaishi