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The 10 Best Electronic Albums of 2005
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The 10 Best Electronic Albums of 2005

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PopMatters Staff
/ 3 March 2025

Jump back 20 years, listen to the best electronic albums of 2005, and hear the era’s state of the genre’s art. It was a highly innovative and influential time.

Sziget Festival 2019: Macklemore Rules Showbiz, Post Malone Falls Flat, the National Deserve Better
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Sziget Festival 2019: Macklemore Rules Showbiz, Post Malone Falls Flat, the National Deserve Better

By
Ana Yorke
/ 12 August 2019

Days four and five of the Sziget Festival saw some great shows with Macklemore leading the way, big crowds, and an even bigger drug bust.

Plastikman: Ex: Performed Live at the Guggenheim NYC
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Plastikman: Ex: Performed Live at the Guggenheim NYC

By
John Garratt
/ 22 August 2014
Richie Hawtin returns to the name that made him a godfather of minimal techno.
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Moogfest 2012: 27-28 October 2012 – Asheville, NC

By
Jane Jansen Seymour
/ 5 November 2012
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Heartthrob: Dear Painter, Paint Me

By
Alan Ranta
/ 24 September 2008
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Minus: Nothing Much, Something More

By
Courtney Tenz
/ 29 July 2007
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Richie Hawtin: Pioneers of Electronic Music, Vol. 1 [DVD]

By
PopMatters Staff
/ 22 January 2007
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Richie Hawtin: DE9: Transitions

By
Tim O'Neil
/ 13 November 2005

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