Islas resonantes, Eliane Radigue 

I think it's one of the greatest works I've listened to, too. Hard to describe why.

same I'm back here everyday.

I think this is for various reasons; computer operating was considered 'women's work' as it delt with much more tedious, repetitive systems ie punch cards and the fact that female composers were told that certain facets of the music industry were effectively closed to them, namely that of conductor, so in using electronic instrumentation they were able to command an entire "orchestra" in a permissible avenue.

Suzanne Ciani also. She has currently been back out there with her Buchla killing it. She even released an album in 'Quad' the first time in 30 years anyone has released a quadrophonic LP. Still pushing the boundaries. The list of artists above alone provides a universe of exploration of creativity.

@rethink621 Wendy started out as Walter BTW

Not at all interesting.

@@PEBeaudoin Of course, one can say that Walter became Wendy to be more comfortable using the synths XD

epic story. wow.

Sí, es muy bello.

What else do you like?

Google Translate: C'est addictif. Cela commence comme relaxant, se transforme en engageant, en convaincant, le je dois en avoir plus. Je peux imaginer que cela soit diffusé sur une station de radio 24 heures sur 24, 7 jours sur 7, pour garder les gens calmes pendant le pire du Grand Dénouement.

Google Translate: Esto es adictivo. Comienza como relajante, se vuelve atractivo y convincente: "Debo tener más". Me imagino que esto se transmitirá en una estación de radio las 24 horas del día, los 7 días de la semana para mantener a la gente tranquila durante lo peor del Gran Desenlace.

We are kindred spirits.

@@shlarry3184 a stuck up and pretentious way of saying "Me too lol"

tinnitus mate

you guys have to try playing this one and trilogie de la mort at the same time on acid

More common than you think with analogue signals of a particular frequency and also with a hint of white noise. After the music stops you swear you can still detect little snippets of soundwave bouncing around here or there.

brilliant interview with Bebe Barron here - Delia may be the doyenne of electronica, but Bebe was one of its earliest pioneers (she and her husband did the first ever electronic film soundtrack (Forbidden Planet) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Zg_5Eb8coTU.html ps, do you have links to your stuff...

But with the 9:40 to 22:00 part at the very end

At 28:19 Orgue29 For all the lost souls that go to hell

No te atrevas

im amazed there are over half a million views. when i first heard of eliane about 15 years ago i very much doubt there would have been quite that appetite for such sounds. its encouraging

this music is a call for people to practice their still humanity. a human being, not a human doing.

This is what I love so much about it. It's the opposite of modern society and entertainment. Slow down and smell the roses :)

i just gathered the patience to listen kraftwerk i'm hardly ready for this

Fuck em if they can't appreciate droney beauty

This soothes anything. This soothes a racoon on heroin.

It will not only soothe this my friend. If you listen to deep ambient for a longer period it will give you enormous strength and power. The strength and power of ZEN !

If only...

i would definitely hear this in a concert hall

Así es como es la belleza.

What does your room taste like now? How does the music smell?

It's my first to revisit her in a while, but I'm enjoying it for sure.

this work

"One day I came across this work by chance. It mimicked the sound of the environment, it was in a beach house, so it was not easy to hear because of the intense sound of the sea, I was attentive, I wanted to hear what it was that actually sounded, I couldn't seem to find it, until ghostly soprano voices appeared, slowly, behind it all, little by little becoming a part of the whole, subtly. I found it playing on a CD player, my friend Gerardo Figueroa appeared, and introduced me to Eliane Radigue, maximum exponent of electronic music since the years she shared with Pierre Schaeffer and Henry in the 60's.............. I could not find this album anymore, until today .... that's why I'm sharing it. It has the simplicity and subtlety of mixing pure sounds and getting infinitely lost in the resonant islands ..."

As a respectable techno lover these pieces are so staggering, I feel like when my mum told me something deep and important but moved to the techno platform? Wow my whole musical knowledge is ........wow I really can't muster the thoughts or words hope u will feel and experience the same...