What are some Cyberpunk artists/groups? So far I've got

Describe what you exactly mean. Why are Venetian Snares or Aphex cyberpunk? Or even Death Grips?

>>68962890
It's just angry techno

Ghengis Tron did this like 10 years ago.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CzA0_gh_l2c

>>68962961

okay, but you mean breakbeat and not techno.

Techno is strictly 4-to-the-floor.

>>68962890
>low key futuristic
>doesn't rely solely on the fact that it's electronic, makes use of electronics to expand old concepts and make something new
>death grips specifically expresses a lot of views about current society that fit right into cyberpunk concepts and ideologies. Some of the songs even paint very cyberpunk-Esque images
It's about the aesthetic, and the feelings conveyed

Venetian snares, the unorganized brutality and chaos of a cyberpunk world, with patterns you can find in that chaos

Aphex Twin a great example of the utilization of technology to push forward in genres/art forms
Whereas neo80s trash is literally just people taking old 80s patterns and using slightly newer tech to express those sounds. I understand that it's enjoyable and I like some of it, but it's definitely not Cyberpunk in essence. Some people seem to think it is just because MUH TECHNOLOGY, but they're not really thinking about it when they say that.

>>68963014

okay, hmm, but in the case of aphex twin your explanation is kind of far-tetched, because it's just a vague interpretation and applying of those to his works on a meta level. Would agree on death grips though, very close to cyberpunk, whatever that actually means.

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the quintessential cyberpunk group

>>68962838
For that vintage cyberpunk feeling, ambient techno, dub techno and outsider techno are good bets. Also, some of Lee Scratch Perry's stuff give me the feel of being in a Zion spaceship, sort of like in Neuromancer.

Indutrial techno, aggrotech, cybergrind and industrial in general can be feel very cyberpunkish.

There's also this noise-rock band called Pop. 1280 that has a lot of cyberpunk imagery and themes. They're pretty good and underdiscussed on this board, you should check them out.

Also, 90's-10's industrial rock may qualify.

Julian & The Voidz's Tyranny gives me some cyberpunk vibes too.

>>68963069
You're right, I am reaching on Aphex twin

>>68963101
Good one I didn't think of this

>>68963219
Excellent post.
You win a cookie.
Thanks for posting you are a valuable poster

>>68963101
definitely this
also Brainiac https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aScniMlMqzY

Sonic Youth have a song called The Sprawl and the album Sister is inspired by Philip K. Dick.

Kuedo sampled Blade Runner and is going for the aesthetic.

>>68963603
>>68963671
Nice

Maybe consider Electro Funk?

Newcleus - Push the Button

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OJd22xoSTNM

Dynamik Bass System - Don't Stop Compute

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=h_M_TgMrfOM

For something way off into the more extreme.

NOISM - YESISM

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DQxXHaxf1k8

I don't know what genre Noism would be, I wouldn't say cybergrind.

>>68963967
Good post will look into
Thanks

>>68963101
delete yourself my man

>>68962838
I'm also looking to expand my library,

currently most of my stuff comes from films like The Matrix helped introduce me to Massive Attack (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6lcZ0redg1s),

I find Daft Punk can sometimes works (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=em0MknB6wFo),

the soundtracks to GITS and Akira while not electronic still gives off cyberpunk vibes (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hpDvtIt6Lsc),

finally Vangelis who did the Blade Runner Soundtrack (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RScZrvTebeA)

does this heat count?
DNA?
MARS?

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this shit's more cyber punk than gibson

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWjBPIbJMzY

>>68965734
No, sorry. Your "safe /mu/-approved choices" don't count.

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http://ghostplanet.bandcamp.com/releases

Found this a couple weeks ago

>>68962838
Lol wtf is cyberpunk? I think you meant steampunk. Steam Powered Giraffe is ace

>>68966049
You have to be 18 to post here.

What a shitty OP.
If you think synthwave doesn't fit the cyberpunk aesthetics, you're simply dumb.

Also, stop saying things like "you have to be 18 to post here" and "mu-core" as insults, that makes you seem like a newfag (that you probably are).

Outside synthwave there is Microphyst, Late Of The Pier, Trust, Laurel Halo, Tangerine Dream and maybe Underworld that i can remember.

>>68962996
this band were so good will they eve rretyurn who knows

>>68962838
Neurofunk is pretty cyberpunk imo, - mefjus, audio, neonlight, receptor, gridlok, current value. Also if you like aphex you should check out richard devine, he's pretty cyberpunk

>>68966038
Holy shit you are one insufferable cunt.

I've found several experimental electronic, techno and minimal synth releases that would suit your tastes but I'm going to intentionally not tell you because you've been a cunt ITT, OP.

Not going to spoonfeed an insufferable cunt.

Techno Animal

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_czrpe-0mG0

Dälek

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTeIq8CCG3s

>>68962838
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XuR1NFjG1Es

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSmgaDRsMpA

>>68962838
So many fucking morons in this thread don't even know what cyberpunk is.

I think Mindless self indulgence is cyber punk.