Best Electronic

Jamie xx's solo debut is a vibrant, emotional journey through UK garage, house, and pop. Its nostalgic yet forward-looking sound made it one of the decade's most celebrated albums.

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The Prodigy's third album exploded into the mainstream with aggressive, punk-infused electronic energy, featuring hits like 'Firestarter' and 'Smack My Bitch Up'.

Björk's intimate, glitch-infused album combines delicate beats with lush strings and micro-edited vocals. It's a sublime exploration of digital textures and emotional depth.

This album is known for its nostalgic, hazy soundscapes and evocative textures, creating a unique and immersive listening experience. It's considered a masterpiece of electronic music.

Aphex Twin's follow-up album is a deep, meditative exploration of ambient textures and abstract soundscapes. It remains a touchstone for ambient and experimental electronic music.

Justice's live album captures the explosive energy of their performances, blending electro-house with rock influences. It's a thrilling document of one of electronic music's most dynamic acts.

The Chemical Brothers' second album is a high-energy, psychedelic tour de force that pushed big beat into the mainstream with iconic tracks like 'Block Rockin' Beats'.

The Avalanches' debut is a dizzying collage of thousands of samples, creating a joyous, sun-drenched soundscape. It's a landmark in plunderphonics and electronic music.

Four Tet's album blends organic instrumentation with intricate electronic production, creating a warm and evolving soundscape. It showcases Kieran Hebden's mastery of rhythm and texture.

While not an original, Matmos's rework of Coltrane's classic via electronic means is a brilliant fusion of jazz and glitch. It recontextualizes the spiritual jazz masterpiece for the digital age.

Hiroshi Yoshimura's 1982 album is a serene, minimalist work of ambient piano and subtle electronics. It has become a cherished classic of Japanese environmental music.

For the avant-garde composer or sound artist, the Easel offers a deep dive into the world of Buchla's unique, non-keyboard-centric modular philosophy. It emphasizes complex signal routing and sonic ex...

A delicate acoustic love song from 'The Story of Sonny Boy Slim'. The track features a fingerpicked guitar part reminiscent of John Fahey, with subtle orchestral swells. Clark's vocal is soft and earn...

The 257 is a cornerstone of Buchla's unique, non-keyboard-centric approach to synthesis. It encourages sound sculptors to think about signal flow and timbre generation rather than traditional note pla...