Electronic & Experimental 1-20
15 entries in the Electronic & Experimental compendium.
Electronic & Experimental 1-20 — Era Chart
Gorky Park (band)Soviet-American rock band that broke into the US charts.Happy End (band)Japanese rock band that pioneered Japanese-language rock.Harry PartchAmerican composer who built instruments for microtonal just intonation.IAM (band)Its members are Akhenaton (AKH; Philippe Fragione), Shurik'n (Geoffroy Mussard), Khéops (ÉIndochine (band)During the 1980s, they became a major success across French-speaking countries, Europe, anLa Monte YoungAmerican minimalist composer and pioneer of drone music.Aphex TwinBritish electronic musician and DJ, influential in IDM.MerzbowHe is most recognized for his harsh noise music. The project's name comes from *Merzbau*, Brian EnoEnglish musician and producer who pioneered ambient music.Jean-Michel JarreFrench electronic music pioneer known for massive outdoor spectacles.VangelisGreek composer known for electronic film scores and solo albums.Depeche ModeEnglish electronic music band; Exciter is their tenth studio album, released in 2001.Massive AttackTheir first single, "Any Love," was co-produced by Smith & Mighty and featured singer CarlPet Shop BoysThey are recognized as one of the most important pillars of electronic music, with a soundMobyAmerican musician who brought dance music to mainstream audiences.
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