If you're a long term fan of electronic music it's very likely that you've seen version 1 or 2 of the now legendary Ishkur's Guide to Electronic Music. If you're newer to electronic music and/or...
If you're a long term fan of electronic music it's very likely that you've seen version 1 or 2 of the now legendary Ishkur's Guide to Electronic Music. If you're newer to electronic music and/or just deeply confused about the myriad of genres try this out.
After many years of waiting (and I'm guessing a colossal amount of work and research) version 3 has been released with updates not only of the overall genres, but also added a timeline, descriptions and search among other things.
You may not agree with the classifications and samples chosen but previous versions were a good high level overview of the seemingly infinite confusion of sub-genres and this is no exception.
I've already lost hours in there and will likely lose many, many, many more in future.
Crazy to see another new version of this - the guide is definitely legendary. Can't count how many times I've seen it recommended when someone asks about some electronic music genre. Every time I...
Crazy to see another new version of this - the guide is definitely legendary. Can't count how many times I've seen it recommended when someone asks about some electronic music genre. Every time I see this, I realize that half of the genres I thought I knew are completely different, and are usually mislabeled (at least on reddit, twitter, etc.).
Looking forward to spending way too much looking/listening to this.
If you're a long term fan of electronic music it's very likely that you've seen version 1 or 2 of the now legendary Ishkur's Guide to Electronic Music. If you're newer to electronic music and/or just deeply confused about the myriad of genres try this out.
After many years of waiting (and I'm guessing a colossal amount of work and research) version 3 has been released with updates not only of the overall genres, but also added a timeline, descriptions and search among other things.
You may not agree with the classifications and samples chosen but previous versions were a good high level overview of the seemingly infinite confusion of sub-genres and this is no exception.
I've already lost hours in there and will likely lose many, many, many more in future.
Crazy to see another new version of this - the guide is definitely legendary. Can't count how many times I've seen it recommended when someone asks about some electronic music genre. Every time I see this, I realize that half of the genres I thought I knew are completely different, and are usually mislabeled (at least on reddit, twitter, etc.).
Looking forward to spending way too much looking/listening to this.