Ok ok, I know that many people hate electronic music but the design of the guide to electronic music is great. You see various genres like house, trance and techno on the left side. Clicking a genre leads to a roadmap of subgenres starting in the 70s ending today. You recieve a description of the selected (sub)genre and see the development process over the years. Now, clicking on a subgenre leads to a short article about it and various tracks that let you experience the genre.
Even if you don´t like electronic music at all, take a look. It is really great to see the development process of all those genres over the years. Wish someone would do the same for other genres like metal and classic.
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The person who wrote these descriptions in the breakbeat category are
completely ignorant. I didn’t check out the other categories yet.
Pretty interesting construct. It’s foolish to believe that such an in-depth classification can be representative of the real state of the art, but it’s funny the exercise has been done. I’d like a rock version of that done. I guess with accurate XML files one could generate most of the items quickly.