most evreything si begg does is complex... in a "this song is psychotic and will soon make you bi-polar" sorta way... lol nevertheless, a very talented artist.

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Originally posted by BLuEOcEaN420 when i think of complex music, the names that come to mind are: Marc Mitchell, Charlie May, Way Out West, Sasha, Bt & Deepsky...

That's exactly what I think . Basicly anything from these producers is detailed, complex and "full" sounding edm.

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Whoever said Somnabulist and Xpander should listen to:

Searching for UFO's
Mahadeva
People can Fly
Free Tibet

by Astral Projection. I think it wills change your mind. Somnabulist and Xpander are great tracks, but arent as layered or complex.

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yeah i can agree with almost all of those. i cant think of many others though that are really complex. i dont really think about the complexity of a track, but Element Four - Element Four (Big Brother) produced by Paul Oakenfold and sasha-Xpander and BT - Somnambulist are pretty complex and well put together

Jumping on the bandwagon with Sasha and BT. I would say Xpander, Wavy Gravy, Fundamental, Flaming June, Remember and really most everything they produce. These two are just brilliant.

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Jumping on the bandwagon with Sasha and BT. I would say Xpander, Wavy Gravy, Fundamental, Flaming June, Remember and really most everything they produce. These two are just brilliant.

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Jumping on the bandwagon with Sasha and BT. I would say Xpander, Wavy Gravy, Fundamental, Flaming June, Remember and really most everything they produce. These two are just brilliant.

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i can't believe that i haven't seen the name...

APHEX TWIN

mentioned yet. even if you don't like his stuff...its pretty fucking complex..

FSOL- Papua New Guinea

For sheer complexity though...

Mike Oldfield- Tubular Bells. None of you can argue with that, even if it isn't electronic, it's got more elements, instruments than any other piece of music I've heard.

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Originally posted by Radagast Obviously a GOA track. Pick one.

I second this post, ANY goa track is more layered than a proggie or melodic trance track.

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