History Music / OneohtrixPointNever

** ''R Plus Seven'' is another 180, this time featuring tracks composed using UsefulNotes/{{MIDI}} hardware, sounding like '90s computer music in the process.

* ''Chuck Person's Eccojams'' (2010, As Chuck Person)

* {{Vaporwave}}: If not the {{Trope Maker}}, certainly the TropeCodifier with ''Eccojams''.

He can be found on [[https://twitter.com/0PN twitter]] and [[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp3pU3mCxnDPsFHim-4jenA YouTube]].

** ''Replica'' is a complete 180 from OPN's early work, with the album largely composed by 80s commercial samples.
** ''R Plus Seven'' is another 180, this time featuring tracks composed using UsefulNotes/{{MIDI}} hardware, sounding like 90s computer music in the process.
** ''Garden of Delete'' is self-described hyper-grunge, influenced by the likes of 90s alternative metal like Music/AliceInChains, and Music/{{Soundgarden}}.

** ''Replica'' takes samples from 80's commercials and turns them into musical pieces.

* {{Vaporwave}}: If not the {{Trope Maker}}, certainly the TropeCodifier.

** This is referenced in ''Garden of Delete'' with a track called "ECCOJAMC1".

* ''Instrumental Tourist'' (2012)[[labelnote:*]]Collaboration with Tim Hecker[[/labelnote]]

* DarkerAndEdgier: ''Garden of Delete'', which eschews the ambient/New Age-inspired sound for an abrasive tone inspired by grunge, metal, glitch and industrial music.

* NiceHat: Sometimes seen with a Boston Celtics hat, other times with a [[Creator/RogerCorman New World Pictures]] one.

** ''Garden of Delete'' itself is pretty weird too. A lot of tracks have short pauses, which range from samples of other songs, electroacoustic guitars to distorted synths, [[MoodWhiplash drastically change key a lot]], and one song is just RepetitiveAudioGlitch taken UpToEleven to an almost djent-like timbre.

* TheGreatPoliticsMessUp: The national flags on the cover of "Games That We Can Play" invoke this, as part of the {{Retraux}} sound of the EP.

** ''R Plus Seven'' is another 180, this time featuring tracks composed using UsefulNotes/{{MIDI}} software, sounding like 90s computer music in the process.

** ''R Plus Seven'' is another 180, but this time featuring tracks composed using MIDI software, sounding like 90s computer music in the process.

** ''R Plus Seven'' is another 180, but this time sounding like 90s computer music.

** ''Replica'' is a complete 180 from OPN's early work, with the album entirely composed by 80s commercial samples.

His earlier work, composed largely of harmonic and glacial drone compositions, reminiscent of the works of Music/{{Vangelis}} or Music/BoardsOfCanada's more ambient moments, has given way in recent releases to a more obtuse, sample-based style, revolving heavily around microsecond-based vocal edits, ''musique concrete'' techniques and manipulation of pop structures. He replaced Music/DeathGrips as the opening act for the Music/NineInchNails / Music/{{Soundgarden}} summer 2014 tour. In 2017, he composed the soundtrack for ''Film/GoodTime''.

* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: Four albums (and one compilation) start with the letter "R"; ''Russian Mind'', ''Rifts'', ''Returnal'', ''Replica'', ''R Plus Seven.'' Lampshaded during his Website/{{Reddit}} AMA. This tradition was eventually broken by ''Garden of Delete''.

!Albums:

* ''Zones Without People'' (2007)
* ''Russian Mind'' (2008)
* ''Rifts'' (2009; reissue of first three albums with selections from previously released [=EPs=])
* ''KGB Nights/Blue Drive'' (2009, partially as KGB Man)
* ''Memory Vague'' (2009, as Sunset Corp., video album)

* ''Good Time'' (2017; soundtrack)

* ArcNumber: Several phone numbers with the area code 617 (which used to be his) show up in ''Garden Of Delete''.\

** ''Age Of'' is about an inverted AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence event in the future, with AIs left on Earth who want to be like [[HumansAreMorons dumb humans]]. The accompanying live show, ''MYRIAD'', follows a character named Puppet and his rat friends as they are led through an entire cycle of ages by one such AI.