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>>62001422

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>>62001405
>no tipharet

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>dense layered electronica
Try Stockhausen. Pic related will establish two of his most famous works to you. It's a bit more inaccessible than plunderphonics but fits the bill.
>saccharine pop
Françoise Hardy - Françoise Hardy (The "Yeh-Yeh" Girl from Paris!). This fits your 60s pop bill too. If you like it, listen to other Yé-yé like France Gall and April March (more modern but similar sound).
>complex, but accessible prog
Banco del Mutuo Soccorso - Io sono nato libero
>glitchy chopped electronica (stop using the word electronica)
Underrated release from last year; Félicia Atkinson - A Readymade Ceremony.
>violins
Franz Schubert's fifteenth string quartet.

Have fun.

>Pop
Japanese (KPP, school food punishment, Fantastic Plastic Machine)
Central/South American (Milton Nascimento, Yma Sumac)
Experimental/avant-garde (Doopees, Szygys, Fiery Furnaces)
Cutesy/twee (Rilo Kiley, Mirah, The Motifs)
50s/60s influence/are from the 50s/60s (The Ronettes, Francoise Hardy, Scott Walker, Stereolab)

Hip hop
Abstract/experimental (most Anticon stuff involving Why? and Doseone, Coin Locker Kid, Busdriver)
Unique voices (many of the ones I listed abstract/experimental, milo, Gravediggaz)

Ambient
Simple classical-type stuff (A Winged Victory for the Sullen, Erik Satie, Nils Frahm)
More house-y stuff (Porter Ricks, Andy Stott, Deepchord Presents Echospace)
drone/sample-based (Yoran, Emeralds)

Folk
Poppy melodies (Momus, Sufjan Stevens, Jim O'Rourke)
Sad boys (Nick Drake, Dave Bixby, Roy Harper)
Freakier stuff (Joanna Newsom, Tim Buckley, Meme)
Ambient (Grouper, Eddie Marcon, Ichiko Aoba)

Rock
Angular synths (The Dismemberment Plan, This Heat, James Chance)
Sort of generic indie rock (Modest Mouse, Built to Spill)
Prog (low priority) (Soft Machine, King Crimson, Yes, Genesis)

Electronic
House (James Holden, Sasha and John Digweed, Boo Williams, Floating Points)
Techno (Pelon, Michael Mayer, The Orb)

I also like really progressive song structures and have been getting into early synth music lately (exotica, space age pop, moog)

Thanks!

I recommend getting into jangle pop, deathrock, and post-hardcore

>>62001405
assuming you know the more well known stuff

prog/classic rock (don't use therm dadrock ever again)
Discipline - King Crimson
S/T - Captain Beyond
Close To The Edge - Yes
Moving Pictures - Rush
The Sky Moves Sideways - Porcupine Tree
Love Over Gold - Dire Straits

Grunge
Ritual De Lo Habitual - Jane's Addiction
Degradation Trip Volumes 1 & 2 - Jerry Cantrell
Purple - STP
Slip - Quicksand
Adrenaline - Deftones

If you want sludge then also try sludge metal:
S/T - Crowbar
Times of Grace - Neurosis
Panopticon - ISIS
Leviathan - Mastodon
Red Album - Baroness

Hip-Hop
Pinata - Freddie Gibbs & Madlib
Paid In Full - Eric B & Rakim
Take Me To Your Leader - King Gheedorah
We Can't Be Stiooed - Geto Boys
Strictly Business - EPMD
Lifestylez Ov Da Poor & Dangerous - Big L

Where would you classify my music?
I have so many songs to post and I have thousands yet to have written.

I want a serious opinion because I want to tailor my details to my fans. Or possible fans. :)