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On the rotation at the Reynolds estate:

Gescom
http://www.skam.co.uk/

Terre Thaemlitz
http://www.comatonse.com/

Wilco
http://www.wilcoworld.net/

Billie Holiday
http://www.ladyday.net/

Conlon Nancarrow (inspiration for Autechre's Confield?)
http://news.mpr.org/features/199710/29_ ... nancarrow/

Junior Brown
http://www.juniorbrown.com/

Have to admit that today's electronic or pomo/emo rock music hasn't moved me very much of late. <snotty voice="david spade">I liked Fischerspooner -- back when they were called David Bowie</snotty>

-Alex

Martyn wrote:Oh yeah, I forgot about tortoise! I didn't know there was a new album. great band.

yeah, keep your eyes peeled for this one. you won't be disappointed. it's gonna be called "It's All Around You". i've been a tortoise fan as long as i can remember and i'm calling this there best stuff ever. simply amazing. look for it in stores sometime around April i think.

www.klangkraftwelten.de all music is made with ableton live on ibook with old synths like moogs/matrix 12 .. ..listening !!!

These days i listen to:

Four tet
Akufen
The Ramones
Readymade FC
Johnny Cash...

and for inspiration, lot's of guitar oriented stuff, from blues through flamenco to hawaian

Thanks for all the replies, you guys are awesome! I love hearing new good music.

I just wanted to add I'm loving the new Stereolab album. And if you like harder stuff check out The Mars Volta. My god do those guys rock. Deloused in the Comatorium has got to be one of the best Albums of 2003. Rick Rubin produced it, it's really good too.

M83

Matmos

Notwist

Dntel

Postal Service

Antony and the Johnsons

Sufjan Stevens

Boards of Canada

Air

The Fiery Furnaces

The Arcade Fire

Sigur Ros