Every practitioner and precursor figure filed in this archive, alphabetical. Each entry leads into a full artist page.
One recording per form, where filed · plus three wildcards · the chart filed first, everything else filed outward from there · each entry carries streaming search links
Pierre Schaeffer
F·01 Musique concrète · 1948 · the founding piece
Karlheinz Stockhausen
F·02 Elektronische Musik · 1954 · the founding piece
Luigi Russolo (reconstruction performance)
F·03 Italian Futurism · Bruitism · 1913 score, reconstructed performances
Kurt Schwitters
F·04 Dada · Sound poetry · composed 1922–1932, various recordings
William S. Burroughs
F·05 Cut-up · 1976 lecture · the technique's stated theory
Tony Conrad with Faust
F·06 Minimalism · Drone · Outside the Dream Syndicate 1972
Whitehouse
F·07 Power electronics · 1983 LP · deliberately limited; never reissued on CD
Merzbow
F·08 Japanoise · 1996 Release Entertainment · Masami Akita's most-cited LP
Atrax Morgue (Marco Corbelli)
F·09 Death industrial · 1998 Slaughter Productions · cross-filed Atrax Morgue
Esplendor Geométrico
F·10 Rhythmic noise · 1982 12" EGK 0001 · Madrid early period · the form's earliest single defining document
Throbbing Gristle
F·11 Industrial proper · IR programme · D.o.A.: The Third and Final Report 1978 · cross-filed Throbbing Gristle
Henry Flynt
F·12 Fluxus · recorded 1986, released 2002 on Locust Music · the post-Fluxus avant-folk continuation
Derek Bailey
F·13 Free improvisation · Aida 1980 Incus · solo electric guitar
Nitzer Ebb
F·14 Electronic Body Music · EBM · Chelmsford, early-1980s · Mute · the EBM body-rhythm form at its starkest
John Oswald
F·15 Plunderphonics · 1989 self-released · legally withdrawn; available via fan archives
Godflesh
F·16 Industrial rock · metal · 1989 Earache · the British exemplary LP
Lustmord
F·17 Dark ambient · Heresy 1990 Side Effects · the form's founding LP
Regis
F·18 Industrial techno · Birmingham · 1998 Downwards · the Birmingham sound's canonical peak track
Oval
F·19 Glitch · microsound · from Systemisch 1994 · the CD-skip-as-aesthetic founding LP
Vomir (Romain Perrot)
F·20 HNW · Harsh Noise Wall · ongoing 2005-present · Decimation Sociale founded 2012
Aelk Minsur
no form · Bureau wildcard · noise / experimental electronics · the entry that fits no form
Longmont Potion Castle
no form · Bureau wildcard · prank-call sound-collage · outside the taxonomy · the entry that fits no form
Numbers stations (compiled)
no form · Bureau wildcard · shortwave numbers-station recordings · found-sound at the archive's edge · the entry that fits no form