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[[index]]
* Music/MuZiq [[note]] pronounced "music" [[/note]]
* Music/HundredGecs - American group who's sound is best described as every trend of the 2000s and 2010s being put into a blender.
** ''Music/ThousandGecs'' (2019)
* Music/SixtyFiveDaysOfStatic
* Music/AbneyPark
* Music/{{Air}} - French duo known for their {{Retraux}} electronic sound.
* Music/AlexJohnson (Alix Plain, (St.) Ché)
* Music/{{Anamanaguchi}}
* Music/AndOne
* Music/{{Angelspit}} - Australian industrial band who combine nonconformity, chaos and gore to create music to annoy people with.
* Music/{{Animusic}}
* Music/AphexTwin - [[SelfDeprecation Some lying, irritating ginger kid from Cornwall]] who just happened to put out [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic some of the most acclaimed electronic music]] of TheNineties. [[GenreRoulette Works in a large variety of electronic genres]], [[IHaveManyNames often with various nicknames]], and has an [[MemeticMutation instantly recognisable]] SlasherSmile.
** ''Music/SelectedAmbientWorksVolumeII'' (1994)
** ''Music/RichardDJamesAlbum'' (1996)
** ''Music/{{Syro}}'' (2014)
* Music/{{Arca}}
* Music/EduardArtemyev
* Music/{{Autechre}} - The other really popular IDM act.
* Music/TheAvalanches
** ''Music/SinceILeftYou'' (2000)
* Music/{{Aviators}}
* Music/{{Ayria}}
* Music/{{Balligomingo}}
* Music/{{Belanova}}
* Tropers/{{Biblius}} - His albums [[http://furtracks.bandcamp.com/album/reprieve Reprieve]] and [[http://biblius.bandcamp.com/album/night-shift Night Shift]] specifically play with Electronic genres such as {{Glitch}} and {{Ambient}}
* Music/TheBirthdayMassacre
* Music/{{Bjork}} - The famous musician from Iceland.
** ''Music/{{Debut}}'' (1993)
** ''Music/{{Post}}'' (1995)
** ''Music/{{Homogenic}}'' (1997)
** ''Music/{{Medulla}}'' (2004)
* Music/BlackDresses
* Music/{{Blackmill}}
* Music/BlixtySlycat
* Music/{{Blutengel}}
* Music/BoardsOfCanada - Two brothers from Scotland make music that strains efforts to describe it properly.
** ''Music/MusicHasTheRightToChildren'' (1998)
** ''Music/{{Geogaddi}}'' (2002)
** ''Music/TomorrowsHarvest'' (2013)
* Music/MichaelGuyBowman
* Music/{{Brainwave}} - Combined with some alt-rock tendencies, but still very electronic.
* Music/{{BT}} - Trance music producer, and one of the top dogs of modern EDM.
* Music/{{Burial}}
* Music/{{C418}} - Best known for the ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' soundtrack.
* Music/CabaretVoltaire
* Music/CanonBlue
* Music/{{Caramell}}
* Music/WendyCarlos - Acclaimed American artist best known for her electronic reinterpretations of classical compositions and scoring such films as ''Film/TheShining'' and ''Film/{{Tron}}''.
** ''Music/SwitchedOnBach'' (1968)
* Music/{{Cascada}}
* Music/TheChemicalBrothers - Big Beat founders and popularisers.
* Music/{{Chrome}}
* Music/CircuitFreq
* Music/ClazziquaiProject
* Music/CleanBandit
* Music/{{Coil}}
* Music/{{Covenant}}
* Music/TheCruxshadows
* Music/CrystalCastles
* Music/TheCrystallineEffect
* Music/{{Current 93}}
* Music/DaftPunk - World-famous French music duo. The {{Trope Codifier}}s of house music and most certainly French house.
** ''Music/{{Homework}}'' (1997)
** ''Music/{{Discovery}}'' (2001)
* Music/{{Deadmau5}} - The current king of house music.
* Music/{{Debauchery}} - An interesting crossover of extreme metal, industrial, blood, gore and sex.
* Music/KyleDennis
* Music/DepecheMode - The quintessential synthpop group whose songs include a strong element of industrial as well.
** ''Music/SpeakAndSpell'' (1981)
** ''Music/ABrokenFrame'' (1982)
** ''Music/ConstructionTimeAgain'' (1983)
** ''Music/SomeGreatReward'' (1984)
** ''Music/MusicForTheMasses'' (1987)
** ''Music/{{Violator}}'' (1990)
** ''Music/SongsOfFaithAndDevotion'' (1993)
** ''Music/{{Ultra}}'' (1997)
** ''Music/PlayingTheAngel'' (2005)
* Music/DJShadow - Conclusively proves {{Sampling}} is an art form.
** ''Music/{{Endtroducing}}'' (1996)
* Music/DoctorSteel
* Music/DoesItOffendYouYeah
* Music/RobDougan - Aka, the one who did "Clubbed to Death".
* Music/ENomine
* Music/ToddEdwards - Has gained underground acclaim for [[TropeCodifier codifying]] the use of [[{{Sampling}} microsampling]], which has been utilized by some of the artists on this very page.
* Music/EgoLikeness
* Music/EinsturzendeNeubauten - An influential German experimental industrial music band known for [[EverythingIsAnInstrument its custom musical instruments often constructed using objects like scrap metal and building tools]].
* Music/BrianEno - TropeMaker for {{Ambient}} music, hard to tell whether he's more famous for that, his production work or experimental solo albums with a million guest musicians.
** ''Music/HereComeTheWarmJets'' (1974)
** ''Music/Ambient1MusicForAirports'' (1978)
** ''Music/ApolloAtmospheresAndSoundtracks'' (1983)
* Music/{{Erasure}}
* Music/{{Excision}} - Canadian {{dubstep}} artist renowned for his brutal, extreme metal-influenced sound.
* [[Creator/TobyFox Toby "Radiation" Fox]]
* Music/{{Fraktus}}
* Music/{{Front 242}}
* Music/FrontLineAssembly
* Music/FunkerVogt
* Music/{{Futret}}
* Music/MortGarson
* Music/GirlTalk - Most notable American mashup artist.
* Music/{{Godflesh}}[[note]]Also see Music/NapalmDeath[[/note]] - One of the most influential IndustrialMetal bands of all time, having influenced bands of the likes of Fear Factory, Pitchshifter and (probably) even Rammstein and KMFDM.
* Music/{{Goldfrapp}} - British music duo which constantly changes styles, while always retaining their electronic music roots. They are greatly acclaimed worldwide.
* Music/{{Goldie}}
* Music/EllieGoulding
** ''Music/{{Halcyon}}'' (2012)
* Music/{{Grimes}}
* Music/DavidGuetta - House DJ from France. He's been around since the early Nineties, but received worldwide fame only in the last few years.
* Music/{{Hadouken}}
* Music/CalvinHarris - Scottish DJ and producer known for his polyhedral sound influenced by house, trance and funk. Was already a big name in electronic music, but skyrocketed to worldwide popularity with his highly acclaimed third album, ''18 Months''.
* Music/{{HEALTH}} - Los Angeles-based group making genre-defying noise rock. Well known for their collaborations with Crystal Castles and their soundtrack work for Rockstar Games.
* Music/TimHecker
* Music/{{Hexode}}
* Music/JuliaHolter
* [[Music/{{Homestuck}} The Homestuck Music Team]]
** [[Music/HomestuckFanMusic Homestuck Gaiden]]
* Music/HowToDestroyAngels
* Music/IFightDragons -- {{Chiptune}}s
* Music/{{Iamamiwhoami}}
* Music/ImogenHeap[[note]]Also see Music/FrouFrou[[/note]]
* Music/{{Japan}}
* Music/JeanMichelJarre
* Music/JoyElectric[[note]]Also see Music/{{Starflyer 59}}[[/note]]
* Music/JulienK - SpiritualSuccessor of Orgy, an IndustrialMetal, later on electronic rock band featuring Ryan Shuck and Amir Derakh from the aforementioned band.
* Music/{{Justice}} - French House duo with a [[SignatureStyle VERY distinctive sound.]]
* Music/{{Kavinsky}}
* Music/{{Kaya}}[[note]]Also see Music/SchwarzStein[[/note]]
* Music/KeroKeroBonito
* Music/KimAndBuran
* Music/TheKLF
* Music/{{KMFDM}} - No question, the main act of modern Industrial music.
* Music/TheKnife
* Music/KnifeParty[[note]]Also see Music/{{Pendulum}}[[/note]]
* Music/KlausSchulze[[note]]Also see Music/TangerineDream[[/note]]
* Music/{{Kosheen}}
* Music/{{Kraftwerk}} - Pioneered the genre in the 1970's.
** ''Music/{{Autobahn}}'' (1974)
** ''Music/TransEuropeExpress'' (1977)
** ''Music/TheManMachine'' (1978)
** ''Music/ComputerWorld'' (1981)
* Music/{{Krewella}}
* Music/{{Ladytron}} - British synthpop quartet named after the song by Music/RoxyMusic, and responsible, with Goldfrapp, for the synthpop resurgence of the Noughties. Yes, Brian Eno is a fan of them.
* Music/{{Lahannya}}
* Music/{{Laibach}}
* Music/LCDSoundsystem - Greatly worshipped music project created by [[IAmTheBand James Murphy]]. TropeMaker, TropeCodifier and Trope Image of DancePunk.
* Music/LemonJelly
* Music/LifeInYellow
* Music/LittleBoots
* Music/TheLivingTombstone - The current face of ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' fanmusic.
* Music/{{LMFAO}}
* Music/LordsOfAcid - Acclaimed Belgian acid house act with [[IntercourseWithYou overly sexual songs]].
* Music/{{MIA}}
* Music/{{M83}}
* Music/{{Madeon}} - Nu-disco and pop wunderkind, got his start in the scene at a particularly young age and picked up a dedicated fanbase along the way.
* Music/MakeupAndVanitySet
* Music/AManCalledAdam
* Music/MarilynManson - One of the main acts of IndustrialMetal, with Nine Inch Nails and Rammstein. ''[[TheNewRockAndRoll Very]]'' controversial, but also [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic very highly heralded by music critics.]]
** 1994 - ''Music/PortraitOfAnAmericanFamily''
** 1995 - ''Music/SmellsLikeChildren''
** 1996 - ''Music/AntichristSuperstar''
** 1998 - ''Music/MechanicalAnimals''
** 2000 - ''Music/HolyWoodInTheShadowOfTheValleyOfDeath''
* Music/MashrouLeila
* Music/MassiveAttack - TropeMaker and TropeCodifier for trip-hop, along with Portishead.
** 1998 - ''Music/{{Mezzanine}}''
* {{Music/Matmos}}
* Music/MenWithoutHats
* Music/MerShoppingMissbrukForStudenter
* Music/{{Merzbow}} - The TropeCodifier for HarshNoise along with Whitehouse and the EnsembleDarkhorse of {{Industrial}} music and ElectronicMusic in general. [[SchmuckBait Listen to his music on headphones at full volume]]. [[BrownNote It won't end well]].
* Music/{{Mikazukibigwave}}
* Music/{{Millionaires}}
* Music/MindInABox
* Music/{{Ministry}} - TropeMaker of IndustrialMetal. [[RevolvingDoorBand Has only one constant member]], [[IAmTheBand Al Jourgensen]].
* Music/{{Moby}}
** 1999 - ''Music/{{Play}}''
* Music/MouseOnMars
* Music/MysterySkulls
* Music/{{Nephew}}
* Music/{{Nero}} - Award-winning British trio, best-known for being the EnsembleDarkhorse of {{Dubstep}}. Their debut album, ''Welcome Reality'' received universal acclaim from critics, rave fan response and recognition from the ElectronicMusic elite.
* Music/NewOrder[[note]]:Also see Music/JoyDivision[[/note]]
** ''Music/{{Movement}}'' (1981)
** ''Music/PowerCorruptionAndLies'' (1983)
** ''Music/LowLife'' (1985)
** ''Music/{{Brotherhood}}'' (1986)
** ''Music/SubstanceNewOrderAlbum'' (1987)
** ''Music/{{Technique}}'' (1989)
** ''Music/{{Republic}}'' (1993)
* Creator/NickBertke
* Music/NineInchNails - TropeCodifier and populariser of IndustrialMetal. [[IAmTheBand Technically only has one member, Trent Reznor]], who plays multiple instruments and hires additional musicians wherever necessary.
** ''Music/TheDownwardSpiral'' (1994)
** ''[[Music/TheFragile1999 The Fragile]]'' (1999)
** ''Music/YearZero'' (2007)
** ''Music/TheSlip'' (2008)
* Music/{{Noisia}} - Dutch drum and bass trio, [[SongAssociation which got greatly popular by their continuous appearance in many videogames]].
* Music/{{Oomph}} - TropeMaker and UrExample of Neue Deutsche Härte
* Music/OneDove
* Music/OneohtrixPointNever
* Music/{{Opposition}}
* Music/{{Orbital}}
* Music/OrchestralManoeuvresInTheDark
* Music/OverClockedRemix
* Music/OwlCity
* Music/PassengerOfShit
* Music/{{Patten}}
* Music/{{Peaches}} - Canadian electroclash artist with catchy tunes and [[IntercourseWithYou raunchy lyrics.]]
* Music/PCMusic -- A London-based music collective [[PoesLaw ambiguously]] dialing up typical {{Electronic|Music}} and {{Pop}} sensibilities to hyper-surreal levels.
* Music/{{Pendulum}}[[note]]Also see Music/KnifeParty[[/note]] - '''THE MOST POPULAR DRUM AND BASS ACT EVER.'''
* Music/PetShopBoys - One of the most prominent Synthpop/New Wave acts with Depeche Mode and New Order.
* Music/PinnPanelle
* Music/PitchShifter - One of the most important and [[GenreBusting eclectic]] bands of the IndustrialMetal scene, easily recognizable by its industrial metal-meets-drum and bass sound, which still influences many bands of the two scenes even to this day.
* Music/{{Portishead}}
** ''Music/{{Dummy}}'' (1994)
* Music/ThePostalService
* Music/ThePresets
* Music/PrettyLights
* Music/TheProdigy - The other really famous Big Beat band. [[GatewaySeries Liked even by metalheads.]]
** ''Music/{{Experience}}'' (1992)
** ''Music/MusicForTheJiltedGeneration'' (1994)
** ''Music/TheFatOfTheLand'' (1997)
* Music/{{Propaganda}}
* Music/{{Psapp}}
* Music/PurityRing
* Music/{{Rammstein}} - German Neue Deutsche Härte band with ridiculously RatedMForManly material, [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff more popular abroad than in their home country]].
* Music/{{Rezz}}
* Music/{{Rjd2}}
* Music/PorterRobinson
* Music/LaRoux
* Music/{{Sakanaction}}
* Creator/OsamuSato - Known to have an extremely experimental style. More well known for his video game creations.
* Music/{{Scooter}}
* Music/SchwarzStein[[note]]Also see Music/{{Kaya}}[[/note]]
* Music/{{Seabound}}
* Music/{{Shivr}}[[note]]Also see Music/TheCrystallineEffect[[/note]]
* Music/{{Silent Cicada}}
* Music/{{SITD}}
* Music/SkinnyPuppy
* Music/{{Skream}} - Co-TropeCodifier of dubstep ([[LighterAndSofter chillstep]] variant).
* Music/{{Skrillex}} - Once vocalist of From First To Last, became a very prolific solo dubstep artist after having a throat surgery which led him to leave the band he performed with. Co-TropeCodifier of dubstep ([[DarkerAndEdgier brostep]] variant).
* Music/{{SKYND}}
* Music/SleepResearchFacility
* Music/FatboySlim - The other really famous Big Beat musician. Known for his great use of sampling and excessively catchy songs.
* Music/{{Sophie}} - One of the TropeMakers of "bubblegum bass".
* Music/SpacemanFantastiques
* Music/{{SPOCK}}
* Music/{{Squarepusher}}
* Music/StarBomb
* Music/ParovStelar
* Music/StudioKillers
* Music/{{Suicide}}
* Music/{{Sunscreem}}
* Music/SusumuHirasawa
* Music/SwedishHouseMafia - Swedish electro house supergroup formed by Axwell, Steve Angello and Sebastian Ingrosso. '''The''' EnsembleDarkhorse of electro house.
* Music/SweetTrip
* Music/TangerineDream
* Creator/SamTaylorJohnson
* Music/JGThirlwell
* Music/ThrobbingGristle - TropeMaker of Industrial music, later the UrExample for power electronics and HarshNoise.
* Music/{{Tiesto}} - World's former number 1 DJ, originally produced trance music, but now produces mainly house music.
* {{Music/Tofie}}
* Music/{{Uffie}}
* Music/{{Underworld}} - Bet you know them for [[Film/{{Trainspotting}} "Born Slippy".]]
** ''Music/{{dubnobasswithmyheadman}}'' (1994)
* Music/UnextraordinaryGentlemen
* Music/{{UNKLE}}
* Music/UtahSaints
* Music/ArminVanBuuren - Universally acclaimed Dutch {{Trance}} producer, as well as founder of one of the main electronic music labels of recent years, Armada Music. Crowned as "World's Number 1 DJ" for a record ''five times.''
* Music/{{Vangelis}}
* Music/{{Vektroid}} - TropeCodifier of VaporWave.
* Music/VenetianSnares - Canadian breakcore musician known for his [[ScareChord frighteningly]] [[HellIsThatNoise heavy]] [[SensoryAbuse music]] and [[GenreRoulette tendencies to explore many different music genres.]]
* Music/VNVNation - TropeCodifier for Futurepop.
* Music/WatashiNoKoko - A Tokyo-based experimental group based around a fictional band. Industrial elements mixed with HarshNoise show up mostly on their early albums.
* Music/{{Whitehouse}} - TropeNamer and TropeMaker for Power Electronics.
* Music/WoodenToaster
* Music/XiuXiu - An American avant-garde synth-pop outfit.
* Music/{{Yazoo}}
* Music/{{Yello}}
* Music/YellowMagicOrchestra - A pioneering synth-rock/pop band from Japan.
** ''Music/YellowMagicOrchestraAlbum'' (1978)
** ''Music/SolidStateSurvivor'' (1979)
** ''Music/{{Technodelic}}'' (1981)
** Music/RyuichiSakamoto
* Music/YouseiTeikoku - Creator/YuiItsuki's musical project, which began as a gothic {{Industrial}} [[JapanesePopMusic J-pop]] outfit before shifting into a mix of GothicMetal and IndustrialMetal.
* Music/{{Zedd}} - German-Russian producer, known for his collaborations with many pop sensations, winning him a huge fanbase composed of both casual listeners and die-hard electronic music fans. Basically electronic music's Music/DrDre.
* Music/RobZombie
* Music/{{Zomby}}
* Music/ZovietFrance
[[/index]]
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[[index]]
* Music/MuZiq [[note]] pronounced "music" [[/note]]
* Music/HundredGecs - American group who's sound is best described as every trend of the 2000s and 2010s being put into a blender.
** ''Music/ThousandGecs'' (2019)
* Music/SixtyFiveDaysOfStatic
* Music/AbneyPark
* Music/{{Air}} - French duo known for their {{Retraux}} electronic sound.
* Music/AlexJohnson (Alix Plain, (St.) Ché)
* Music/{{Anamanaguchi}}
* Music/AndOne
* Music/{{Angelspit}} - Australian industrial band who combine nonconformity, chaos and gore to create music to annoy people with.
* Music/{{Animusic}}
* Music/AphexTwin - [[SelfDeprecation Some lying, irritating ginger kid from Cornwall]] who just happened to put out [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic some of the most acclaimed electronic music]] of TheNineties. [[GenreRoulette Works in a large variety of electronic genres]], [[IHaveManyNames often with various nicknames]], and has an [[MemeticMutation instantly recognisable]] SlasherSmile.
** ''Music/SelectedAmbientWorksVolumeII'' (1994)
** ''Music/RichardDJamesAlbum'' (1996)
** ''Music/{{Syro}}'' (2014)
* Music/{{Arca}}
* Music/EduardArtemyev
* Music/{{Autechre}} - The other really popular IDM act.
* Music/TheAvalanches
** ''Music/SinceILeftYou'' (2000)
* Music/{{Aviators}}
* Music/{{Ayria}}
* Music/{{Balligomingo}}
* Music/{{Belanova}}
* Tropers/{{Biblius}} - His albums [[http://furtracks.bandcamp.com/album/reprieve Reprieve]] and [[http://biblius.bandcamp.com/album/night-shift Night Shift]] specifically play with Electronic genres such as {{Glitch}} and {{Ambient}}
* Music/TheBirthdayMassacre
* Music/{{Bjork}} - The famous musician from Iceland.
** ''Music/{{Debut}}'' (1993)
** ''Music/{{Post}}'' (1995)
** ''Music/{{Homogenic}}'' (1997)
** ''Music/{{Medulla}}'' (2004)
* Music/BlackDresses
* Music/{{Blackmill}}
* Music/BlixtySlycat
* Music/{{Blutengel}}
* Music/BoardsOfCanada - Two brothers from Scotland make music that strains efforts to describe it properly.
** ''Music/MusicHasTheRightToChildren'' (1998)
** ''Music/{{Geogaddi}}'' (2002)
** ''Music/TomorrowsHarvest'' (2013)
* Music/MichaelGuyBowman
* Music/{{Brainwave}} - Combined with some alt-rock tendencies, but still very electronic.
* Music/{{BT}} - Trance music producer, and one of the top dogs of modern EDM.
* Music/{{Burial}}
* Music/{{C418}} - Best known for the ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' soundtrack.
* Music/CabaretVoltaire
* Music/CanonBlue
* Music/{{Caramell}}
* Music/WendyCarlos - Acclaimed American artist best known for her electronic reinterpretations of classical compositions and scoring such films as ''Film/TheShining'' and ''Film/{{Tron}}''.
** ''Music/SwitchedOnBach'' (1968)
* Music/{{Cascada}}
* Music/TheChemicalBrothers - Big Beat founders and popularisers.
* Music/{{Chrome}}
* Music/CircuitFreq
* Music/ClazziquaiProject
* Music/CleanBandit
* Music/{{Coil}}
* Music/{{Covenant}}
* Music/TheCruxshadows
* Music/CrystalCastles
* Music/TheCrystallineEffect
* Music/{{Current 93}}
* Music/DaftPunk - World-famous French music duo. The {{Trope Codifier}}s of house music and most certainly French house.
** ''Music/{{Homework}}'' (1997)
** ''Music/{{Discovery}}'' (2001)
* Music/{{Deadmau5}} - The current king of house music.
* Music/{{Debauchery}} - An interesting crossover of extreme metal, industrial, blood, gore and sex.
* Music/KyleDennis
* Music/DepecheMode - The quintessential synthpop group whose songs include a strong element of industrial as well.
** ''Music/SpeakAndSpell'' (1981)
** ''Music/ABrokenFrame'' (1982)
** ''Music/ConstructionTimeAgain'' (1983)
** ''Music/SomeGreatReward'' (1984)
** ''Music/MusicForTheMasses'' (1987)
** ''Music/{{Violator}}'' (1990)
** ''Music/SongsOfFaithAndDevotion'' (1993)
** ''Music/{{Ultra}}'' (1997)
** ''Music/PlayingTheAngel'' (2005)
* Music/DJShadow - Conclusively proves {{Sampling}} is an art form.
** ''Music/{{Endtroducing}}'' (1996)
* Music/DoctorSteel
* Music/DoesItOffendYouYeah
* Music/RobDougan - Aka, the one who did "Clubbed to Death".
* Music/ENomine
* Music/ToddEdwards - Has gained underground acclaim for [[TropeCodifier codifying]] the use of [[{{Sampling}} microsampling]], which has been utilized by some of the artists on this very page.
* Music/EgoLikeness
* Music/EinsturzendeNeubauten - An influential German experimental industrial music band known for [[EverythingIsAnInstrument its custom musical instruments often constructed using objects like scrap metal and building tools]].
* Music/BrianEno - TropeMaker for {{Ambient}} music, hard to tell whether he's more famous for that, his production work or experimental solo albums with a million guest musicians.
** ''Music/HereComeTheWarmJets'' (1974)
** ''Music/Ambient1MusicForAirports'' (1978)
** ''Music/ApolloAtmospheresAndSoundtracks'' (1983)
* Music/{{Erasure}}
* Music/{{Excision}} - Canadian {{dubstep}} artist renowned for his brutal, extreme metal-influenced sound.
* [[Creator/TobyFox Toby "Radiation" Fox]]
* Music/{{Fraktus}}
* Music/{{Front 242}}
* Music/FrontLineAssembly
* Music/FunkerVogt
* Music/{{Futret}}
* Music/MortGarson
* Music/GirlTalk - Most notable American mashup artist.
* Music/{{Godflesh}}[[note]]Also see Music/NapalmDeath[[/note]] - One of the most influential IndustrialMetal bands of all time, having influenced bands of the likes of Fear Factory, Pitchshifter and (probably) even Rammstein and KMFDM.
* Music/{{Goldfrapp}} - British music duo which constantly changes styles, while always retaining their electronic music roots. They are greatly acclaimed worldwide.
* Music/{{Goldie}}
* Music/EllieGoulding
** ''Music/{{Halcyon}}'' (2012)
* Music/{{Grimes}}
* Music/DavidGuetta - House DJ from France. He's been around since the early Nineties, but received worldwide fame only in the last few years.
* Music/{{Hadouken}}
* Music/CalvinHarris - Scottish DJ and producer known for his polyhedral sound influenced by house, trance and funk. Was already a big name in electronic music, but skyrocketed to worldwide popularity with his highly acclaimed third album, ''18 Months''.
* Music/{{HEALTH}} - Los Angeles-based group making genre-defying noise rock. Well known for their collaborations with Crystal Castles and their soundtrack work for Rockstar Games.
* Music/TimHecker
* Music/{{Hexode}}
* Music/JuliaHolter
* [[Music/{{Homestuck}} The Homestuck Music Team]]
** [[Music/HomestuckFanMusic Homestuck Gaiden]]
* Music/HowToDestroyAngels
* Music/IFightDragons -- {{Chiptune}}s
* Music/{{Iamamiwhoami}}
* Music/ImogenHeap[[note]]Also see Music/FrouFrou[[/note]]
* Music/{{Japan}}
* Music/JeanMichelJarre
* Music/JoyElectric[[note]]Also see Music/{{Starflyer 59}}[[/note]]
* Music/JulienK - SpiritualSuccessor of Orgy, an IndustrialMetal, later on electronic rock band featuring Ryan Shuck and Amir Derakh from the aforementioned band.
* Music/{{Justice}} - French House duo with a [[SignatureStyle VERY distinctive sound.]]
* Music/{{Kavinsky}}
* Music/{{Kaya}}[[note]]Also see Music/SchwarzStein[[/note]]
* Music/KeroKeroBonito
* Music/KimAndBuran
* Music/TheKLF
* Music/{{KMFDM}} - No question, the main act of modern Industrial music.
* Music/TheKnife
* Music/KnifeParty[[note]]Also see Music/{{Pendulum}}[[/note]]
* Music/KlausSchulze[[note]]Also see Music/TangerineDream[[/note]]
* Music/{{Kosheen}}
* Music/{{Kraftwerk}} - Pioneered the genre in the 1970's.
** ''Music/{{Autobahn}}'' (1974)
** ''Music/TransEuropeExpress'' (1977)
** ''Music/TheManMachine'' (1978)
** ''Music/ComputerWorld'' (1981)
* Music/{{Krewella}}
* Music/{{Ladytron}} - British synthpop quartet named after the song by Music/RoxyMusic, and responsible, with Goldfrapp, for the synthpop resurgence of the Noughties. Yes, Brian Eno is a fan of them.
* Music/{{Lahannya}}
* Music/{{Laibach}}
* Music/LCDSoundsystem - Greatly worshipped music project created by [[IAmTheBand James Murphy]]. TropeMaker, TropeCodifier and Trope Image of DancePunk.
* Music/LemonJelly
* Music/LifeInYellow
* Music/LittleBoots
* Music/TheLivingTombstone - The current face of ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' fanmusic.
* Music/{{LMFAO}}
* Music/LordsOfAcid - Acclaimed Belgian acid house act with [[IntercourseWithYou overly sexual songs]].
* Music/{{MIA}}
* Music/{{M83}}
* Music/{{Madeon}} - Nu-disco and pop wunderkind, got his start in the scene at a particularly young age and picked up a dedicated fanbase along the way.
* Music/MakeupAndVanitySet
* Music/AManCalledAdam
* Music/MarilynManson - One of the main acts of IndustrialMetal, with Nine Inch Nails and Rammstein. ''[[TheNewRockAndRoll Very]]'' controversial, but also [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic very highly heralded by music critics.]]
** 1994 - ''Music/PortraitOfAnAmericanFamily''
** 1995 - ''Music/SmellsLikeChildren''
** 1996 - ''Music/AntichristSuperstar''
** 1998 - ''Music/MechanicalAnimals''
** 2000 - ''Music/HolyWoodInTheShadowOfTheValleyOfDeath''
* Music/MashrouLeila
* Music/MassiveAttack - TropeMaker and TropeCodifier for trip-hop, along with Portishead.
** 1998 - ''Music/{{Mezzanine}}''
* {{Music/Matmos}}
* Music/MenWithoutHats
* Music/MerShoppingMissbrukForStudenter
* Music/{{Merzbow}} - The TropeCodifier for HarshNoise along with Whitehouse and the EnsembleDarkhorse of {{Industrial}} music and ElectronicMusic in general. [[SchmuckBait Listen to his music on headphones at full volume]]. [[BrownNote It won't end well]].
* Music/{{Mikazukibigwave}}
* Music/{{Millionaires}}
* Music/MindInABox
* Music/{{Ministry}} - TropeMaker of IndustrialMetal. [[RevolvingDoorBand Has only one constant member]], [[IAmTheBand Al Jourgensen]].
* Music/{{Moby}}
** 1999 - ''Music/{{Play}}''
* Music/MouseOnMars
* Music/MysterySkulls
* Music/{{Nephew}}
* Music/{{Nero}} - Award-winning British trio, best-known for being the EnsembleDarkhorse of {{Dubstep}}. Their debut album, ''Welcome Reality'' received universal acclaim from critics, rave fan response and recognition from the ElectronicMusic elite.
* Music/NewOrder[[note]]:Also see Music/JoyDivision[[/note]]
** ''Music/{{Movement}}'' (1981)
** ''Music/PowerCorruptionAndLies'' (1983)
** ''Music/LowLife'' (1985)
** ''Music/{{Brotherhood}}'' (1986)
** ''Music/SubstanceNewOrderAlbum'' (1987)
** ''Music/{{Technique}}'' (1989)
** ''Music/{{Republic}}'' (1993)
* Creator/NickBertke
* Music/NineInchNails - TropeCodifier and populariser of IndustrialMetal. [[IAmTheBand Technically only has one member, Trent Reznor]], who plays multiple instruments and hires additional musicians wherever necessary.
** ''Music/TheDownwardSpiral'' (1994)
** ''[[Music/TheFragile1999 The Fragile]]'' (1999)
** ''Music/YearZero'' (2007)
** ''Music/TheSlip'' (2008)
* Music/{{Noisia}} - Dutch drum and bass trio, [[SongAssociation which got greatly popular by their continuous appearance in many videogames]].
* Music/{{Oomph}} - TropeMaker and UrExample of Neue Deutsche Härte
* Music/OneDove
* Music/OneohtrixPointNever
* Music/{{Opposition}}
* Music/{{Orbital}}
* Music/OrchestralManoeuvresInTheDark
* Music/OverClockedRemix
* Music/OwlCity
* Music/PassengerOfShit
* Music/{{Patten}}
* Music/{{Peaches}} - Canadian electroclash artist with catchy tunes and [[IntercourseWithYou raunchy lyrics.]]
* Music/PCMusic -- A London-based music collective [[PoesLaw ambiguously]] dialing up typical {{Electronic|Music}} and {{Pop}} sensibilities to hyper-surreal levels.
* Music/{{Pendulum}}[[note]]Also see Music/KnifeParty[[/note]] - '''THE MOST POPULAR DRUM AND BASS ACT EVER.'''
* Music/PetShopBoys - One of the most prominent Synthpop/New Wave acts with Depeche Mode and New Order.
* Music/PinnPanelle
* Music/PitchShifter - One of the most important and [[GenreBusting eclectic]] bands of the IndustrialMetal scene, easily recognizable by its industrial metal-meets-drum and bass sound, which still influences many bands of the two scenes even to this day.
* Music/{{Portishead}}
** ''Music/{{Dummy}}'' (1994)
* Music/ThePostalService
* Music/ThePresets
* Music/PrettyLights
* Music/TheProdigy - The other really famous Big Beat band. [[GatewaySeries Liked even by metalheads.]]
** ''Music/{{Experience}}'' (1992)
** ''Music/MusicForTheJiltedGeneration'' (1994)
** ''Music/TheFatOfTheLand'' (1997)
* Music/{{Propaganda}}
* Music/{{Psapp}}
* Music/PurityRing
* Music/{{Rammstein}} - German Neue Deutsche Härte band with ridiculously RatedMForManly material, [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff more popular abroad than in their home country]].
* Music/{{Rezz}}
* Music/{{Rjd2}}
* Music/PorterRobinson
* Music/LaRoux
* Music/{{Sakanaction}}
* Creator/OsamuSato - Known to have an extremely experimental style. More well known for his video game creations.
* Music/{{Scooter}}
* Music/SchwarzStein[[note]]Also see Music/{{Kaya}}[[/note]]
* Music/{{Seabound}}
* Music/{{Shivr}}[[note]]Also see Music/TheCrystallineEffect[[/note]]
* Music/{{Silent Cicada}}
* Music/{{SITD}}
* Music/SkinnyPuppy
* Music/{{Skream}} - Co-TropeCodifier of dubstep ([[LighterAndSofter chillstep]] variant).
* Music/{{Skrillex}} - Once vocalist of From First To Last, became a very prolific solo dubstep artist after having a throat surgery which led him to leave the band he performed with. Co-TropeCodifier of dubstep ([[DarkerAndEdgier brostep]] variant).
* Music/{{SKYND}}
* Music/SleepResearchFacility
* Music/FatboySlim - The other really famous Big Beat musician. Known for his great use of sampling and excessively catchy songs.
* Music/{{Sophie}} - One of the TropeMakers of "bubblegum bass".
* Music/SpacemanFantastiques
* Music/{{SPOCK}}
* Music/{{Squarepusher}}
* Music/StarBomb
* Music/ParovStelar
* Music/StudioKillers
* Music/{{Suicide}}
* Music/{{Sunscreem}}
* Music/SusumuHirasawa
* Music/SwedishHouseMafia - Swedish electro house supergroup formed by Axwell, Steve Angello and Sebastian Ingrosso. '''The''' EnsembleDarkhorse of electro house.
* Music/SweetTrip
* Music/TangerineDream
* Creator/SamTaylorJohnson
* Music/JGThirlwell
* Music/ThrobbingGristle - TropeMaker of Industrial music, later the UrExample for power electronics and HarshNoise.
* Music/{{Tiesto}} - World's former number 1 DJ, originally produced trance music, but now produces mainly house music.
* {{Music/Tofie}}
* Music/{{Uffie}}
* Music/{{Underworld}} - Bet you know them for [[Film/{{Trainspotting}} "Born Slippy".]]
** ''Music/{{dubnobasswithmyheadman}}'' (1994)
* Music/UnextraordinaryGentlemen
* Music/{{UNKLE}}
* Music/UtahSaints
* Music/ArminVanBuuren - Universally acclaimed Dutch {{Trance}} producer, as well as founder of one of the main electronic music labels of recent years, Armada Music. Crowned as "World's Number 1 DJ" for a record ''five times.''
* Music/{{Vangelis}}
* Music/{{Vektroid}} - TropeCodifier of VaporWave.
* Music/VenetianSnares - Canadian breakcore musician known for his [[ScareChord frighteningly]] [[HellIsThatNoise heavy]] [[SensoryAbuse music]] and [[GenreRoulette tendencies to explore many different music genres.]]
* Music/VNVNation - TropeCodifier for Futurepop.
* Music/WatashiNoKoko - A Tokyo-based experimental group based around a fictional band. Industrial elements mixed with HarshNoise show up mostly on their early albums.
* Music/{{Whitehouse}} - TropeNamer and TropeMaker for Power Electronics.
* Music/WoodenToaster
* Music/XiuXiu - An American avant-garde synth-pop outfit.
* Music/{{Yazoo}}
* Music/{{Yello}}
* Music/YellowMagicOrchestra - A pioneering synth-rock/pop band from Japan.
** ''Music/YellowMagicOrchestraAlbum'' (1978)
** ''Music/SolidStateSurvivor'' (1979)
** ''Music/{{Technodelic}}'' (1981)
** Music/RyuichiSakamoto
* Music/YouseiTeikoku - Creator/YuiItsuki's musical project, which began as a gothic {{Industrial}} [[JapanesePopMusic J-pop]] outfit before shifting into a mix of GothicMetal and IndustrialMetal.
* Music/{{Zedd}} - German-Russian producer, known for his collaborations with many pop sensations, winning him a huge fanbase composed of both casual listeners and die-hard electronic music fans. Basically electronic music's Music/DrDre.
* Music/RobZombie
* Music/{{Zomby}}
* Music/ZovietFrance
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* Music/MuZiq [[note]] pronounced "music" [[/note]]
* Music/HundredGecs - American group who's sound is best described as every trend of the 2000s and 2010s being put into a blender.
** ''Music/ThousandGecs'' (2019)
* Music/SixtyFiveDaysOfStatic
* Music/AbneyPark
* Music/{{Air}} - French duo known for their {{Retraux}} electronic sound.
* Music/AlexJohnson (Alix Plain, (St.) Ché)
* Music/{{Anamanaguchi}}
* Music/AndOne
* Music/{{Angelspit}} - Australian industrial band who combine nonconformity, chaos and gore to create music to annoy people with.
* Music/{{Animusic}}
* Music/AphexTwin - [[SelfDeprecation Some lying, irritating ginger kid from Cornwall]] who just happened to put out [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic some of the most acclaimed electronic music]] of TheNineties. [[GenreRoulette Works in a large variety of electronic genres]], [[IHaveManyNames often with various nicknames]], and has an [[MemeticMutation instantly recognisable]] SlasherSmile.
** ''Music/SelectedAmbientWorksVolumeII'' (1994)
** ''Music/RichardDJamesAlbum'' (1996)
** ''Music/{{Syro}}'' (2014)
* Music/{{Arca}}
* Music/EduardArtemyev
* Music/{{Autechre}} - The other really popular IDM act.
* Music/TheAvalanches
** ''Music/SinceILeftYou'' (2000)
* Music/{{Aviators}}
* Music/{{Ayria}}
* Music/{{Balligomingo}}
* Music/{{Belanova}}
* Tropers/{{Biblius}} - His albums [[http://furtracks.bandcamp.com/album/reprieve Reprieve]] and [[http://biblius.bandcamp.com/album/night-shift Night Shift]] specifically play with Electronic genres such as {{Glitch}} and {{Ambient}}
* Music/TheBirthdayMassacre
* Music/{{Bjork}} - The famous musician from Iceland.
** ''Music/{{Debut}}'' (1993)
** ''Music/{{Post}}'' (1995)
** ''Music/{{Homogenic}}'' (1997)
** ''Music/{{Medulla}}'' (2004)
* Music/BlackDresses
* Music/{{Blackmill}}
* Music/BlixtySlycat
* Music/{{Blutengel}}
* Music/BoardsOfCanada - Two brothers from Scotland make music that strains efforts to describe it properly.
** ''Music/MusicHasTheRightToChildren'' (1998)
** ''Music/{{Geogaddi}}'' (2002)
** ''Music/TomorrowsHarvest'' (2013)
* Music/MichaelGuyBowman
* Music/{{Brainwave}} - Combined with some alt-rock tendencies, but still very electronic.
* Music/{{BT}} - Trance music producer, and one of the top dogs of modern EDM.
* Music/{{Burial}}
* Music/{{C418}} - Best known for the ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' soundtrack.
* Music/CabaretVoltaire
* Music/CanonBlue
* Music/{{Caramell}}
* Music/WendyCarlos - Acclaimed American artist best known for her electronic reinterpretations of classical compositions and scoring such films as ''Film/TheShining'' and ''Film/{{Tron}}''.
** ''Music/SwitchedOnBach'' (1968)
* Music/{{Cascada}}
* Music/TheChemicalBrothers - Big Beat founders and popularisers.
* Music/{{Chrome}}
* Music/CircuitFreq
* Music/ClazziquaiProject
* Music/CleanBandit
* Music/{{Coil}}
* Music/{{Covenant}}
* Music/TheCruxshadows
* Music/CrystalCastles
* Music/TheCrystallineEffect
* Music/{{Current 93}}
* Music/DaftPunk - World-famous French music duo. The {{Trope Codifier}}s of house music and most certainly French house.
** ''Music/{{Homework}}'' (1997)
** ''Music/{{Discovery}}'' (2001)
* Music/{{Deadmau5}} - The current king of house music.
* Music/{{Debauchery}} - An interesting crossover of extreme metal, industrial, blood, gore and sex.
* Music/KyleDennis
* Music/DepecheMode - The quintessential synthpop group whose songs include a strong element of industrial as well.
** ''Music/SpeakAndSpell'' (1981)
** ''Music/ABrokenFrame'' (1982)
** ''Music/ConstructionTimeAgain'' (1983)
** ''Music/SomeGreatReward'' (1984)
** ''Music/MusicForTheMasses'' (1987)
** ''Music/{{Violator}}'' (1990)
** ''Music/SongsOfFaithAndDevotion'' (1993)
** ''Music/{{Ultra}}'' (1997)
** ''Music/PlayingTheAngel'' (2005)
* Music/DJShadow - Conclusively proves {{Sampling}} is an art form.
** ''Music/{{Endtroducing}}'' (1996)
* Music/DoctorSteel
* Music/DoesItOffendYouYeah
* Music/RobDougan - Aka, the one who did "Clubbed to Death".
* Music/ENomine
* Music/ToddEdwards - Has gained underground acclaim for [[TropeCodifier codifying]] the use of [[{{Sampling}} microsampling]], which has been utilized by some of the artists on this very page.
* Music/EgoLikeness
* Music/EinsturzendeNeubauten - An influential German experimental industrial music band known for [[EverythingIsAnInstrument its custom musical instruments often constructed using objects like scrap metal and building tools]].
* Music/BrianEno - TropeMaker for {{Ambient}} music, hard to tell whether he's more famous for that, his production work or experimental solo albums with a million guest musicians.
** ''Music/HereComeTheWarmJets'' (1974)
** ''Music/Ambient1MusicForAirports'' (1978)
** ''Music/ApolloAtmospheresAndSoundtracks'' (1983)
* Music/{{Erasure}}
* Music/{{Excision}} - Canadian {{dubstep}} artist renowned for his brutal, extreme metal-influenced sound.
* [[Creator/TobyFox Toby "Radiation" Fox]]
* Music/{{Fraktus}}
* Music/{{Front 242}}
* Music/FrontLineAssembly
* Music/FunkerVogt
* Music/{{Futret}}
* Music/MortGarson
* Music/GirlTalk - Most notable American mashup artist.
* Music/{{Godflesh}}[[note]]Also see Music/NapalmDeath[[/note]] - One of the most influential IndustrialMetal bands of all time, having influenced bands of the likes of Fear Factory, Pitchshifter and (probably) even Rammstein and KMFDM.
* Music/{{Goldfrapp}} - British music duo which constantly changes styles, while always retaining their electronic music roots. They are greatly acclaimed worldwide.
* Music/{{Goldie}}
* Music/EllieGoulding
** ''Music/{{Halcyon}}'' (2012)
* Music/{{Grimes}}
* Music/DavidGuetta - House DJ from France. He's been around since the early Nineties, but received worldwide fame only in the last few years.
* Music/{{Hadouken}}
* Music/CalvinHarris - Scottish DJ and producer known for his polyhedral sound influenced by house, trance and funk. Was already a big name in electronic music, but skyrocketed to worldwide popularity with his highly acclaimed third album, ''18 Months''.
* Music/{{HEALTH}} - Los Angeles-based group making genre-defying noise rock. Well known for their collaborations with Crystal Castles and their soundtrack work for Rockstar Games.
* Music/TimHecker
* Music/{{Hexode}}
* Music/JuliaHolter
* [[Music/{{Homestuck}} The Homestuck Music Team]]
** [[Music/HomestuckFanMusic Homestuck Gaiden]]
* Music/HowToDestroyAngels
* Music/IFightDragons -- {{Chiptune}}s
* Music/{{Iamamiwhoami}}
* Music/ImogenHeap[[note]]Also see Music/FrouFrou[[/note]]
* Music/{{Japan}}
* Music/JeanMichelJarre
* Music/JoyElectric[[note]]Also see Music/{{Starflyer 59}}[[/note]]
* Music/JulienK - SpiritualSuccessor of Orgy, an IndustrialMetal, later on electronic rock band featuring Ryan Shuck and Amir Derakh from the aforementioned band.
* Music/{{Justice}} - French House duo with a [[SignatureStyle VERY distinctive sound.]]
* Music/{{Kavinsky}}
* Music/{{Kaya}}[[note]]Also see Music/SchwarzStein[[/note]]
* Music/KeroKeroBonito
* Music/KimAndBuran
* Music/TheKLF
* Music/{{KMFDM}} - No question, the main act of modern Industrial music.
* Music/TheKnife
* Music/KnifeParty[[note]]Also see Music/{{Pendulum}}[[/note]]
* Music/KlausSchulze[[note]]Also see Music/TangerineDream[[/note]]
* Music/{{Kosheen}}
* Music/{{Kraftwerk}} - Pioneered the genre in the 1970's.
** ''Music/{{Autobahn}}'' (1974)
** ''Music/TransEuropeExpress'' (1977)
** ''Music/TheManMachine'' (1978)
** ''Music/ComputerWorld'' (1981)
* Music/{{Krewella}}
* Music/{{Ladytron}} - British synthpop quartet named after the song by Music/RoxyMusic, and responsible, with Goldfrapp, for the synthpop resurgence of the Noughties. Yes, Brian Eno is a fan of them.
* Music/{{Lahannya}}
* Music/{{Laibach}}
* Music/LCDSoundsystem - Greatly worshipped music project created by [[IAmTheBand James Murphy]]. TropeMaker, TropeCodifier and Trope Image of DancePunk.
* Music/LemonJelly
* Music/LifeInYellow
* Music/LittleBoots
* Music/TheLivingTombstone - The current face of ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' fanmusic.
* Music/{{LMFAO}}
* Music/LordsOfAcid - Acclaimed Belgian acid house act with [[IntercourseWithYou overly sexual songs]].
* Music/{{MIA}}
* Music/{{M83}}
* Music/{{Madeon}} - Nu-disco and pop wunderkind, got his start in the scene at a particularly young age and picked up a dedicated fanbase along the way.
* Music/MakeupAndVanitySet
* Music/AManCalledAdam
* Music/MarilynManson - One of the main acts of IndustrialMetal, with Nine Inch Nails and Rammstein. ''[[TheNewRockAndRoll Very]]'' controversial, but also [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic very highly heralded by music critics.]]
** 1994 - ''Music/PortraitOfAnAmericanFamily''
** 1995 - ''Music/SmellsLikeChildren''
** 1996 - ''Music/AntichristSuperstar''
** 1998 - ''Music/MechanicalAnimals''
** 2000 - ''Music/HolyWoodInTheShadowOfTheValleyOfDeath''
* Music/MashrouLeila
* Music/MassiveAttack - TropeMaker and TropeCodifier for trip-hop, along with Portishead.
** 1998 - ''Music/{{Mezzanine}}''
* {{Music/Matmos}}
* Music/MenWithoutHats
* Music/MerShoppingMissbrukForStudenter
* Music/{{Merzbow}} - The TropeCodifier for HarshNoise along with Whitehouse and the EnsembleDarkhorse of {{Industrial}} music and ElectronicMusic in general. [[SchmuckBait Listen to his music on headphones at full volume]]. [[BrownNote It won't end well]].
* Music/{{Mikazukibigwave}}
* Music/{{Millionaires}}
* Music/MindInABox
* Music/{{Ministry}} - TropeMaker of IndustrialMetal. [[RevolvingDoorBand Has only one constant member]], [[IAmTheBand Al Jourgensen]].
* Music/{{Moby}}
** 1999 - ''Music/{{Play}}''
* Music/MouseOnMars
* Music/MysterySkulls
* Music/{{Nephew}}
* Music/{{Nero}} - Award-winning British trio, best-known for being the EnsembleDarkhorse of {{Dubstep}}. Their debut album, ''Welcome Reality'' received universal acclaim from critics, rave fan response and recognition from the ElectronicMusic elite.
* Music/NewOrder[[note]]:Also see Music/JoyDivision[[/note]]
** ''Music/{{Movement}}'' (1981)
** ''Music/PowerCorruptionAndLies'' (1983)
** ''Music/LowLife'' (1985)
** ''Music/{{Brotherhood}}'' (1986)
** ''Music/SubstanceNewOrderAlbum'' (1987)
** ''Music/{{Technique}}'' (1989)
** ''Music/{{Republic}}'' (1993)
* Creator/NickBertke
* Music/NineInchNails - TropeCodifier and populariser of IndustrialMetal. [[IAmTheBand Technically only has one member, Trent Reznor]], who plays multiple instruments and hires additional musicians wherever necessary.
** ''Music/TheDownwardSpiral'' (1994)
** ''[[Music/TheFragile1999 The Fragile]]'' (1999)
** ''Music/YearZero'' (2007)
** ''Music/TheSlip'' (2008)
* Music/{{Noisia}} - Dutch drum and bass trio, [[SongAssociation which got greatly popular by their continuous appearance in many videogames]].
* Music/{{Oomph}} - TropeMaker and UrExample of Neue Deutsche Härte
* Music/OneDove
* Music/OneohtrixPointNever
* Music/{{Opposition}}
* Music/{{Orbital}}
* Music/OrchestralManoeuvresInTheDark
* Music/OverClockedRemix
* Music/OwlCity
* Music/PassengerOfShit
* Music/{{Patten}}
* Music/{{Peaches}} - Canadian electroclash artist with catchy tunes and [[IntercourseWithYou raunchy lyrics.]]
* Music/PCMusic -- A London-based music collective [[PoesLaw ambiguously]] dialing up typical {{Electronic|Music}} and {{Pop}} sensibilities to hyper-surreal levels.
* Music/{{Pendulum}}[[note]]Also see Music/KnifeParty[[/note]] - '''THE MOST POPULAR DRUM AND BASS ACT EVER.'''
* Music/PetShopBoys - One of the most prominent Synthpop/New Wave acts with Depeche Mode and New Order.
* Music/PinnPanelle
* Music/PitchShifter - One of the most important and [[GenreBusting eclectic]] bands of the IndustrialMetal scene, easily recognizable by its industrial metal-meets-drum and bass sound, which still influences many bands of the two scenes even to this day.
* Music/{{Portishead}}
** ''Music/{{Dummy}}'' (1994)
* Music/ThePostalService
* Music/ThePresets
* Music/PrettyLights
* Music/TheProdigy - The other really famous Big Beat band. [[GatewaySeries Liked even by metalheads.]]
** ''Music/{{Experience}}'' (1992)
** ''Music/MusicForTheJiltedGeneration'' (1994)
** ''Music/TheFatOfTheLand'' (1997)
* Music/{{Propaganda}}
* Music/{{Psapp}}
* Music/PurityRing
* Music/{{Rammstein}} - German Neue Deutsche Härte band with ridiculously RatedMForManly material, [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff more popular abroad than in their home country]].
* Music/{{Rezz}}
* Music/{{Rjd2}}
* Music/PorterRobinson
* Music/LaRoux
* Music/{{Sakanaction}}
* Creator/OsamuSato - Known to have an extremely experimental style. More well known for his video game creations.
* Music/{{Scooter}}
* Music/SchwarzStein[[note]]Also see Music/{{Kaya}}[[/note]]
* Music/{{Seabound}}
* Music/{{Shivr}}[[note]]Also see Music/TheCrystallineEffect[[/note]]
* Music/{{Silent Cicada}}
* Music/{{SITD}}
* Music/SkinnyPuppy
* Music/{{Skream}} - Co-TropeCodifier of dubstep ([[LighterAndSofter chillstep]] variant).
* Music/{{Skrillex}} - Once vocalist of From First To Last, became a very prolific solo dubstep artist after having a throat surgery which led him to leave the band he performed with. Co-TropeCodifier of dubstep ([[DarkerAndEdgier brostep]] variant).
* Music/{{SKYND}}
* Music/SleepResearchFacility
* Music/FatboySlim - The other really famous Big Beat musician. Known for his great use of sampling and excessively catchy songs.
* Music/{{Sophie}} - One of the TropeMakers of "bubblegum bass".
* Music/SpacemanFantastiques
* Music/{{SPOCK}}
* Music/{{Squarepusher}}
* Music/StarBomb
* Music/ParovStelar
* Music/StudioKillers
* Music/{{Suicide}}
* Music/{{Sunscreem}}
* Music/SusumuHirasawa
* Music/SwedishHouseMafia - Swedish electro house supergroup formed by Axwell, Steve Angello and Sebastian Ingrosso. '''The''' EnsembleDarkhorse of electro house.
* Music/SweetTrip
* Music/TangerineDream
* Creator/SamTaylorJohnson
* Music/JGThirlwell
* Music/ThrobbingGristle - TropeMaker of Industrial music, later the UrExample for power electronics and HarshNoise.
* Music/{{Tiesto}} - World's former number 1 DJ, originally produced trance music, but now produces mainly house music.
* {{Music/Tofie}}
* Music/{{Uffie}}
* Music/{{Underworld}} - Bet you know them for [[Film/{{Trainspotting}} "Born Slippy".]]
** ''Music/{{dubnobasswithmyheadman}}'' (1994)
* Music/UnextraordinaryGentlemen
* Music/{{UNKLE}}
* Music/UtahSaints
* Music/ArminVanBuuren - Universally acclaimed Dutch {{Trance}} producer, as well as founder of one of the main electronic music labels of recent years, Armada Music. Crowned as "World's Number 1 DJ" for a record ''five times.''
* Music/{{Vangelis}}
* Music/{{Vektroid}} - TropeCodifier of VaporWave.
* Music/VenetianSnares - Canadian breakcore musician known for his [[ScareChord frighteningly]] [[HellIsThatNoise heavy]] [[SensoryAbuse music]] and [[GenreRoulette tendencies to explore many different music genres.]]
* Music/VNVNation - TropeCodifier for Futurepop.
* Music/WatashiNoKoko - A Tokyo-based experimental group based around a fictional band. Industrial elements mixed with HarshNoise show up mostly on their early albums.
* Music/{{Whitehouse}} - TropeNamer and TropeMaker for Power Electronics.
* Music/WoodenToaster
* Music/XiuXiu - An American avant-garde synth-pop outfit.
* Music/{{Yazoo}}
* Music/{{Yello}}
* Music/YellowMagicOrchestra - A pioneering synth-rock/pop band from Japan.
** ''Music/YellowMagicOrchestraAlbum'' (1978)
** ''Music/SolidStateSurvivor'' (1979)
** ''Music/{{Technodelic}}'' (1981)
** Music/RyuichiSakamoto
* Music/YouseiTeikoku - Creator/YuiItsuki's musical project, which began as a gothic {{Industrial}} [[JapanesePopMusic J-pop]] outfit before shifting into a mix of GothicMetal and IndustrialMetal.
* Music/{{Zedd}} - German-Russian producer, known for his collaborations with many pop sensations, winning him a huge fanbase composed of both casual listeners and die-hard electronic music fans. Basically electronic music's Music/DrDre.
* Music/RobZombie
* Music/{{Zomby}}
* Music/ZovietFrance
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