Best album Electronic of all time secondo DeBaser.

It was an album with dark tones and once again dark as in the past, it makes you contemplate suicide for a few minutes, then you regain your senses and say.... the Depeche are still here. Breathing

If all commercial music were like this, I'd be fixed on Radio Deejay even when washing the cat. Giubbo

Human After All pushes forward a true concept of dehumanization of music, with an extremely mechanical execution and obstinately resistant to any form of progression. Omega Kid

An album a masterpiece of inspiration, composition, production, and content. Qzerty

Electronic magma and existential minimalism. CosmicJocker

'It’s certainly not an immediate album like Playing the Angel, and it doesn’t contain hits that stick in your mind upon first listen, except perhaps Wrong, which is beautiful.' donnie darko

The OfflagaDiscoPax tell stories from the great cold post-Cold War and the fall of communism... with just the right amount of sarcasm and irony that are evidently essential for survival. antimo_d

The coordinates of 'The Eraser' remain in the realm of the more electronic side of Radiohead, while winking at the smudged melodies of Notwist. Ghemison

"King Of Limbs is... an exercise in style without spirit." whereismymind

‘Spirit’ is an important album for Depeche Mode, marking a partial refresh of their sonic framework. GrantNicholas

The first notes of Radiohead in the new millennium are those of the synthetic piano that paints “Everything In Its Right Place,” something formally very distant from previous works even though the mood remains the same depressed and psychotic as before. FregaUnCazzo

When the alien David Bowie, restless astronaut of the deepest spaces of the human soul, encounters the musical architect of perfect cosmic spaces Brian Eno, an extraordinary album emerges. GordonPym

The album pushes the subject to cross unmoved sonic boundaries with a rough heart, intolerant to the most backward indulgences. Dislocation

"Autobahn... stands as a naive appetizer to what would become the first popular phenomenon of Kraftwerk’s production." Eneathedevil

"Here there is liberation from vanity, a mature relaxation, cleansing our selfish egoism of wanting expectations to be met." Caspasian

Ray of Light is an innovative and experimental electronic-spiritual journey. theacrobat

N O T H I N G. Banal music. Lesto BANG

"From Homework to this latest work, the Parisian duo hasn’t really changed their style, they have simply EVOLVED." Il Tarantiniano

"A career like that of the Chemical Brothers speaks for itself." GrantNicholas

The world is a computer. I am a number. My body? Do I still have a body? Am I still my body? Martello

Close your eyes. Imagine running your finger over the globe... It is a voice that speaks, an ancient voice that belongs to the whole world. Ynamusic

Moon Safari is a masterpiece! 10 perfect tracks, 10 musical jewels selected in a single album. Ilpazzo

The "black celebration" covers the tracks with a gothic and dark atmosphere like never before, and there is a deeper exploration of the sonic nuances. jeff3buckley

Moby seems to be praying to someone, tired and impatient, he seems to want only one thing; "speak to me / speak to me". lovi

Jonny to Thom: <> alessioIRIDE

The old Massive can only be recognized in some drum machine programming. microman

Exciter represents the 'other side of the coin' for the Basildon trio: emotional lightness, serenity and carefreeness. Darius

"Screamadelica is precisely that kind of sonic Eden—a box where everything is in its right place with no dead spots or imperfections." Battlegods

I don’t know if you understand me if this feeling I have is shared with those reading... but even though I consider myself a fan of AIR, this thing leaves me so perplexed, so very bitter. Little

"To call 'Block Rockin Beats' catchy is an understatement; the sounds intertwine perfectly, creating a thrilling electro-house track." danieleerpiccoletto

The Fat of the Land is not a bad album: the attempt to renew themselves once again is appreciable. ZiOn

Without 'Music For The Jilted Generation,' we wouldn’t have listened to any of what we hear today. killgod

A beautiful postcard from the land of ice. samterra

"Bachelite wins you over on first listen, struck above all by its essence." 110188

drukQs is undoubtedly the best album released by Aphex Twin. Ascoltatore

"Volta is presented as a well-made and idea-rich work, perhaps a bit excessive and redundant in the arrangements, but with the courage to propose something interesting and quite varied from a stylistic and sonic perspective." bjork68

"In 'Timewind,' Schulze brings his music back to more abstract and properly 'cosmic' territories." Rocky Marciano

"Bedtime Stories is warm and enveloping, unlike the cold and detached Erotica." Dave

The Prodigy is back to blast your eardrums and move those damn butts for quite a while. cacca

"Further is an overwhelmingly strong high that doesn’t cause paranoia and never really bores." Frankie89

Amber is a record with mystical hints, where soft electronic beats intertwine with suggestive, evocative musical layers. ZiOn

"There is no turning back on what has been, in fact, the path the beauty seems to be on is increasingly that of the ‘80s glam clubs." S4doll

James Blake proposed something original and personal. A lot of original and personal stuff. Suonoonous

Coprophagy is the new path to the future. ilTrattoreRagno

The path is one of sacrifice, exasperation, and abnegation to an even colder and darker sound, a path that leads to the high peak of the mountain from which to reveal the only truth of witch-house. Frankie89

Kraftwerk was STUDYING the future at the drawing board over 40 years ago; a meticulous, attentive, perfect, almost scientific study. Ilpazzo

Never was a NAME more aptly chosen and even prophetic in announcing the emotions it would evoke. GK

This album is so beautiful that it’s deadly. The_dull_flame

There is no evolution without mutation. Jester

"Neon remain a niche band truly appreciated to the fullest only by a select few." fosca

Linkin Park has never been a rock band in the classic sense of the term, nor will they ever be, the current 'Living Things' is proof of that. Gallagher87

The album can be viewed as a concept dedicated to the dreams/nightmares generated by the night. fede

For me, these are the TRUE Gorillaz, maybe not the best, the glories of the first album are, for me, unreachable, but certainly the closest to their nature. ilTrattoreRagno

The phrase that opens this little masterpiece of electronic music… manages to nicely summarize the intentions of Depeche Mode towards the listeners: to make people travel with closed eyes. giov

I was listening to an incredibly multifaceted work, with a thousand facets, an overwhelming big bang of genius and creativity. bjork68

Like a powerful wave, maturity overwhelms the Dublin band, creating an incredible work with an impeccable sequence of twelve tracks. iuppiter2

The journey begins with a heartbeat, a delicate guitar arpeggio, and Battiato’s voice introducing the world of Fetus. Naif_90

"Pop remains the last great U2 album because it possesses that artistic courage that has always distinguished them on the world stage." SouthMan

In Homogenic, the moment of awareness and renewal that emerges after great suffering seems frozen in time. Cleo

"Adore represents the nocturnal side of the Pumpkins, the endless gothic night tinged with poignant prayers and pleading poems to nothingness." fede

NUMB is indeed the sonic manifesto of the band’s new direction. Jy

Lodger is a new turning point, another escape, even more extreme than Heroes. Dune Buggy

A journey. Physical and mental. A shift, almost a leap into the void, an unknown city and an unknown album. trellheim

For the first time in the discography of R.E.M., the words that forge Michael Stipe’s songs appear in black and white, squeezed inside a booklet. giov

Beyond that dull cover... was an authentic little musical gem packaged, a blend of sounds, fantasy, sentiment, sophistication, sensuality, and mood. Darius

The album, as the title suggests, is an emotional microchip, where technology and feelings are equally blurred. patrizio

In thirty-one minutes, history is written; one of the most violent, sick, and insane albums of all time is given to posterity. Airone

"Daft Punk's 'Homework' represents a symbol of dance where there is little space for sentimentality." GATTINATOR

From my honest perspective, I find it a masterpiece of class and skill. lovi

Don Giovanni ... is probably one of the best tracks in Italian music. Battisti

The Man Machine is another masterpiece by Kraftwerk, a group that remains among the most innovative in the history of music. ZiOn

"Master And Servant is the projection of certain dom/sub fantasies by Gore, but also of a disenchanted realism permeating all the lyrics from first to last." Treasure

An extremely varied album, where the little Icelandic elf jumps with ease from one genre to another, demonstrating enormous vocal versatility. Grasshopper

For those who like Placebo, this album will be enjoyable. Rivo

"Scary Monster represents a fundamental step in the Duke’s artistic career." Mr_Iko

Portishead’s Third disconcerts, and immerses the beloved and iconographic sound of the Bristol trio in dark/industrial waters. Blackdog

I lose myself in the soothing placidity of the non-space, external dimension, in the dense void of the monotonous notes of a Geiger Counter. Solomon

The Turin band fills the sound of 'Terrestre' with a quantity of guitars, never so present, despite maintaining their classic electronic references. Taurus

This CD is proof of it. GustavoTanz

Aside from the poor "It Began In Africa," the album is good. Rivo

"Cold electronics and existential dilemma. The two sides that the Notwist have managed to blend with class." RinaldiACHTUNG

The rhythm holds everything together. The lines on a notebook on which to write fantastic stories. zaireeka

"'Hegel' is the simple combination of the monstrosity of words borne aloft without rest but with enormous grace by Pasquale Panella and Battisti’s appropriate melodies, never so appropriate indeed." Abraham

The Kraftwerk solved the dilemma... with an unparalleled content and formal innovation: circumvent the object through the object itself. Eneathedevil

This music really seems to come from another planet, that you almost manage to see those vaporized and happy androids whistling these little songs on the street. luludia

CSAR is an album that is stratospheric, spatial, universal, metaphorical, Felliniesque, erotic, sensational. Battisti

How is it possible for someone to create an album so perfect in terms of sound, melody, and rhythm? anonimo cuculo

"For me, it was that image of the Rose Bowl... suddenly there were seventy thousand people doing the same thing! I was overwhelmed, feeling something like tears inside me, and sweat running down my face, but that was pure joy!" Alevox

Tunz ... tunz ... tunz ... Push the button... tunz ... tunz ... tunz ... Little1

Valerie’s voice will dig deep into you without any escape. josefk

"Oh, it is so magical. The harmonies are mainly all Lucio's. He demoed the songs with a very simple keyboard with his voice." ygmarchi2

Basically, because of those damn protection files, to listen to it in the car, I have to copy it and burn it onto a new CD. Sangemini

"Phaedra is structured similarly to Atem: a fast and energetic part followed by a slow and melancholic one... a 17-minute electronic poem." Gregor_Lake

Graceful melodies amidst typically pop structures, then immersed in a bath of sweet, dreamy sampled sounds, wrapping you in allure from the first to the last moment. NickGhostDrake

"They strip your skin off, they short-circuit your brain." Festwca

"If I break his ribs, he can take medical leave and spend the day at the bar talking about tits and asses with his friends." Tepes

Because oxygen doesn’t just translate into the idea of breathability, but also of elemental nature. Eneathedevil

"Even Strummer himself will not deem [it] worthy of being considered as the coherent closing chapter of the band’s discography." claudio carpentieri

Your foot taps on the floor in every track and on the singles… you feel the urge to dance wildly! beso

The irresistible element, surely, is none other than the singer Shirley Manson, a voice as fine and delicate as it is harsh and visceral. pluto77