hi.
I'm looking for music that I can hardly describe. like "contemporary musique concrète" - musique concrète that makes use of the latest dsp and synthesis techniques and breaks conventions of form and harmony. it entirely lacks the element of repetition as a musical base. it doesn't care about sonic consistency - one moment the entire sound space might be filled with, say, a glitchy granular cloud of voice sample, the next moment an analoge synth pad fills out everything, next comes some additive lfo madness. it encompasses elements of "sound scape", noise, experimental. it is less repetitive and more dynamic than typical noise music or almost all electroacoustical stuff that I know. It completely changes timbres, flavours and clolors without ever predictively coming back to them. mangles voices through granular systems, encompasses fx otherwise only heard in scifi and phantasy movies. jumps in your face with aggressive intensity in one moment, next instance hides away in sublime lightness. it doesn't restrict itself to a specific set of instruments / tools. effects like reverb, phasing, distortion, delay etc aren't laid on top of instrument tracks but their parameters are heavily modulated to become integral part of the dynamic nature of its sounds.

amon tobin? - a little maybe but without the need to sound like traditional modern music with a continuing (if only underlying) harmonic / rhythmical base structure.

aphex twin? - same: less focus on drums and (generally) steady rhythmical flow.

noise music? - is far too repetitive in terms of timbre and dynamics (I don't know that much noise, maybe look that way?

generative music? - usually focuses on the composing algorithm more than on the refined sound engineering.

idm? - we need less repetition and more drama.

I specifically add at this point that I am not drunk as I am writing this

Maybe someone heard this kind of sound and has the heart to help a craving listener. I might still add to the description if better words strike me.

cheers,
oyster

@oystersauce Oneohtrix Point Never Maybe? (maybe too repetitive?)

I remember this artist from long ago

@seb-harmonik-ar thanks for that. oneohtrix point never is closer to what I'm looking for than what I expected to get as an answer! This is perfect. It is still a little more repetitive than what I had in mind initially but then hearing this I wonder if sound with even less repetition would be pleasant to listen to at all. - but then again: if there's something more off-grid even I would love to hear it!!! Oneohtrix point never is definitely something to get into more deeply!
I also really like his idm (? - correct me if that's not the proper genre) piece by mindbuffer. I had a strong phase once with that kindof music - metamatics, telefon telaviv, xela. there exists this great sampler named "mas confusion". a pitty for my past self that this track wasn't included.

not sure if anyone else is interested in this but I'd like to share another queen fruit of my research: curtis roads I'm half way into his microsounds and it only struck me yesterday to search for his sounds online. voilâ, this makes me happy I can't stop smiling listening to it:

edit: youtube link working now

@oystersauce I am sort of interested, as having worked with jazz for 20 years the only form of jazz I can tolerate is Squeaky Bonk. I suppose it is the jazz equivalent of Stockhausen.
Now I work exclusively with a composer of lyrical repetitive music.
Every one to their own.

Your greatest problem will be that (normally) our brains are programmed to look for patterns.
Any video will match any soundtrack.
Rhythm is perceived where there is none.

This might help you to get to sleep...... squeeky-bonk.pd
Although it will always play the same tune....
David.

If Curtis Roads is floating your boat, I'm going back to what I almost suggested initially but thought was too "raw." I really like some (Florian) Hecker. More like computer "noise" than concrete (though he DOES like to use Xenakis' Gendy program). I'd suggest checking out his PV Treks and/or Recordings for Rephlex.... also, Sun Pandamonium is a "classic" but those first two give more giggly smiles per second.

By accident I ended up listening to both of @seb-harmonik.ar's tracks at the same time, and it sounded pretty good, lol. If you can't find what you're looking for in any particular track then maybe this is the right approach.

This won't meet all of your criteria, but you should also check out Robert Henke a.k.a. Monolake, if you haven't already. His earlier and later works are all pretty radical, though ambient, The stuff from his middle period tends to be more club oriented. Layering Buddha is probably my favorite ambient piece of all time.

http://www.roberthenke.com/releases/recordings.html

Ie. try this:

Curtis roads is gold. Can't stop listening. Thank for sharing btw)

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