Ishkur's Guide to Electronic Music

[forensickbeats]

Just remembered about that guide, I`m glad it is still online:

http://techno.org/electronic-music-guide/

[Territan]

Yeah, it's still online, but given that cutoff in the 00's, it's looking a bit long in the tooth.

I'm pretty sure there have been new musical subgenres since the guide's last update.

[Last Alternative]

This site is sick and I love how they give music examples of each genre. I just wish it included electronic rock. Definitely bookmarking this one for further study. It's good to know this stuff. :s0547:

[EnochLight]

This is an oldie but a goodie.  Some of those genres are made-up jokes, but most of them are pretty spot on.  Funny that they have "goth" and bands like Sisters of Mercy & Bauhaus in "trance" and being a genetic root to "EBM".  WTF?!  

Um, no.  

[Last Alternative]

That Ishkur guy has some really strong opinions in each genre blurb. I agree with him for the most part. What he says is the harshest way you can put it in a thoughtful explanation. LOL.. most electronic music is total garbage. And most of the genres sound the exact same to me. It's funny how people take a lame genre, speed it up or slow it down, make the kick & bass heavier, and call it something else. Whatev.