The Best Electronic Albums
Machine music with a pulse, from rave euphoria to late-night dread.
Reviewed by Callum Ashworth, 247 Album Verdict · Last updated · How we rank
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1DiscoveryDaft Punk
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2Random Access MemoriesDaft Punk
Random Access Memories
A lavish live-instrument turn away from samples, chasing the warmth of 1970s and 80s studio craft with collaborators like Nile Rodgers. 'Get Lucky' became inescapable. Polished, reverent and grand.
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3Dig Your Own HoleThe Chemical Brothers
Dig Your Own Hole
Big-beat at its peak, loud, psychedelic and built for festival fields, climaxing in the swirling 'The Private Psychedelic Reel'. Exhilarating. A defining 90s dance record.
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4MezzanineMassive Attack
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5DummyPortishead
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6Selected Ambient Works 85-92Aphex Twin
Selected Ambient Works 85-92
A foundational ambient-techno record, melodic and warm beneath its machine textures. Hugely influential and still beautiful. The gateway to Aphex Twin's world.
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7UntrueBurial
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8The Fat of the LandThe Prodigy
The Fat of the Land
A loud, aggressive crossover smash that took rave energy to rock audiences. 'Firestarter' and 'Breathe' lead it. A defining big-beat record.
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9HomeworkDaft Punk
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10SurrenderThe Chemical Brothers
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11You've Come a Long Way, BabyFatboy Slim
You've Come a Long Way, Baby
Big-beat at its most fun and accessible, built from cheeky samples and huge hooks. Inescapable in its moment. A party staple.
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12DubnobasswithmyheadmanUnderworld
Dubnobasswithmyheadman
A landmark of intelligent dance music, hypnotic and emotional, stream-of-consciousness vocals over deep techno. Immersive and acclaimed. A 90s classic.
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13Orbital 2Orbital
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14LeftismLeftfield
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15PlayMoby
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16Moon SafariAir
Moon Safari
A lush, retro-futurist downtempo landmark of warm synths. Dreamy and beloved. A chill-out classic.
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17Music Has the Right to ChildrenBoards of Canada
Music Has the Right to Children
Hazy, nostalgic electronica of half-remembered childhood, woozy synths and found voices. Warm, eerie and beloved. A modern ambient touchstone.
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18Richard D. James AlbumAphex Twin
Richard D. James Album
A frantic, melodic drill-and-bass peak of beauty and chaos. Inventive and beloved. A genre landmark.
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19DrukqsAphex Twin
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20Music for the Jilted GenerationThe Prodigy
Music for the Jilted Generation
A dark, aggressive rave-to-rock pivot. Loud and acclaimed. A genre high point.
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21AutobahnKraftwerk
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22Trans-Europe ExpressKraftwerk
Trans-Europe Express
A sleek, romantic concept album about European travel that shaped electro, hip-hop and techno. Hypnotic and forward-looking. Hugely influential.
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23The Man-MachineKraftwerk
The Man-Machine
Pristine, melodic electro-pop of robots and cities, home to 'The Model'. Clean and iconic. A peak of their catalogue.
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24Computer WorldKraftwerk
Computer World
A prescient meditation on data, machines and digital life, tighter and funkier than ever. Decades ahead of its time. Essential Kraftwerk.
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25Ambient 1: Music for AirportsBrian Eno
Ambient 1: Music for Airports
The album that named and defined ambient music, designed to be as ignorable as it is interesting. Calm and revolutionary. A genre's foundation.
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26Another Green WorldBrian Eno
Another Green World
A delicate balance of song and instrumental texture, gentle and exploratory. A pivot toward ambient. Quietly influential.
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27ViolatorDepeche Mode
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28TechniqueNew Order
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29DebutBjörk
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30PostBjörk
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31HomogenicBjörk
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32Endtroducing.....DJ Shadow
Endtroducing.....
A landmark instrumental hip-hop record built entirely from samples. Cinematic and influential. A production milestone.
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33Since I Left YouThe Avalanches
Since I Left You
A joyous, sample-collage masterpiece of sunny plunderphonics. Dazzling and beloved. A singular record.
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34Blue LinesMassive Attack
Blue Lines
Often credited with inventing trip-hop, a slow, soulful blend of hip-hop, dub and soul that set a template for the decade. Smooth and innovative. A genuine pioneer.
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35MaxinquayeTricky
Maxinquaye
A murky, paranoid trip-hop landmark of blurred vocals and dread. Atmospheric and acclaimed. A genre cornerstone.
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36GorillazGorillaz
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37Demon DaysGorillaz
Demon Days
A dark, genre-blending peak of the virtual band, home to 'Feel Good Inc.'. Inventive and huge. Their masterpiece.
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38CrossJustice
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39KalaM.I.A.
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40SettleDisclosure
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41In ColourJamie xx
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42Exit Planet DustThe Chemical Brothers
Exit Planet Dust
A grimy, funky big-beat debut. Loud and beloved. A genre landmark.
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43Better Living Through ChemistryFatboy Slim
Better Living Through Chemistry
A fun, sample-heavy big-beat debut. Bouncy and beloved. A genre highlight.
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44ExperienceThe Prodigy
Experience
A vibrant rave-era debut of breakbeat hardcore energy. Fun and influential. The start of their run.
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45Beaucoup FishUnderworld
Beaucoup Fish
A polished, melodic techno peak. Immersive and beloved. A high point.
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46In SidesOrbital
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47SnivilisationOrbital
Snivilisation
A politically tinged, intricate techno peak. Immersive and acclaimed. A high point.
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48SyroAphex Twin
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49Tri RepetaeAutechre
Tri Repetae
A cold, intricate IDM landmark of machine rhythm and texture. Challenging and influential. A genre cornerstone.
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50AmberAutechre
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51Hard Normal DaddySquarepusher
Hard Normal Daddy
A frantic, jazzy drill-and-bass peak. Inventive and beloved. A genre highlight.
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52GeogaddiBoards of Canada
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53RoundsFour Tet
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54There Is Love in YouFour Tet
There Is Love in You
A warm, melodic folktronica peak. Hypnotic and acclaimed. A high point.
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55SwimCaribou
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56Our LoveCaribou
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57Black SandsBonobo
Black Sands
A lush, organic blend of downtempo electronics and live instrumentation. Warm and cinematic. A beloved chill-out record.
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58CosmogrammaFlying Lotus
Cosmogramma
A dense, cosmic fusion of electronic, jazz and hip-hop, dazzling and immersive. Ambitious and acclaimed. A modern landmark.
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59Los AngelesFlying Lotus
Los Angeles
A dense, woozy beat-scene landmark. Inventive and influential. A breakthrough.
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60ImmunityJon Hopkins
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61BicepBicep
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62PhaedraTangerine Dream
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63OxygeneJean-Michel Jarre
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64EquinoxeJean-Michel Jarre
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65BrotherhoodNew Order
Brotherhood
A balanced peak of guitar-and-synth dance-rock. Tuneful and beloved. A high point.
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66Low-LifeNew Order
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67Music for the MassesDepeche Mode
Music for the Masses
A dark, anthemic synth-pop peak. Sleek and beloved. A turning point.
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68Songs of Faith and DevotionDepeche Mode
Songs of Faith and Devotion
A heavier, gospel-and-rock-tinged peak. Bold and acclaimed. A creative high.
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69Black CelebrationDepeche Mode
Black Celebration
A dark, atmospheric synth-pop peak. Brooding and beloved. A fan favourite.
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70HeligolandMassive Attack
Heligoland
A dark, guest-laden late peak of trip-hop atmosphere. Immersive and acclaimed. A strong record.
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71TimelessGoldie
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72New FormsRoni Size
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73WildflowerThe Avalanches
Wildflower
A long-awaited, sunny sample-collage sequel. Joyful and acclaimed. A worthy return.
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74Plastic BeachGorillaz
Plastic Beach
A lush, star-guested concept peak of eco-pop. Inventive and beloved. A high point.
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75The WarningHot Chip
The Warning
A witty, melodic synth-pop peak, home to 'Over and Over'. Tuneful and beloved. A breakthrough.
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76One Life StandHot Chip
One Life Stand
A warm, melodic synth-pop peak of emotional dance music. Tuneful and beloved. One of their best.
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77In Ghost ColoursCut Copy
In Ghost Colours
A bright, nostalgic dance-pop peak. Tuneful and beloved. A genre highlight.
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78Crystal CastlesCrystal Castles
Crystal Castles
An abrasive, glitchy electro-punk debut. Bold and influential. A breakthrough.
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79Oil of Every Pearl's Un-InsidesSOPHIE
Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides
A radical, deconstructed pop landmark of plastic textures and beauty. Visionary and acclaimed. A singular record.
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80Melody A.M.Royksopp
Melody A.M.
A warm, melodic downtempo debut of Scandinavian cool. Smooth and beloved. A chill-out staple.
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81Simple ThingsZero 7
Simple Things
A lush, downtempo debut of warm, soulful chill-out. Smooth and beloved. A genre highlight.
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82Hurry Up, We're DreamingM83
Hurry Up, We're Dreaming
A vast, nostalgic synth-pop double album of widescreen euphoria, anchored by 'Midnight City'. Lush and grand. Their masterpiece.
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83...I Care Because You DoAphex Twin
...I Care Because You Do
A textured, melodic peak balancing ambient and acid. Inventive and beloved. A high point.
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84ConfieldAutechre
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85Tomorrow's HarvestBoards of Canada
Tomorrow's Harvest
A cinematic, foreboding comeback of widescreen electronica. Atmospheric and acclaimed. A strong return.
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86The Campfire HeadphaseBoards of Canada
The Campfire Headphase
A guitar-tinged, hazy electronica peak. Warm and acclaimed. A strong record.
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87MigrationBonobo
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88Until the Quiet ComesFlying Lotus
Until the Quiet Comes
A dreamy, immersive beat-scene peak. Inventive and acclaimed. A high point.
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89You're Dead!Flying Lotus
You're Dead!
A frenetic, jazz-fusion-meets-beats peak. Bold and acclaimed. A creative high.
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90SingularityJon Hopkins
Singularity
A widescreen techno journey of peaks and ambient calm. Immersive and acclaimed. A high point.
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91ElaeniaFloating Points
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92CrushFloating Points
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93IslesBicep
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94CaracalDisclosure
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95Push the ButtonThe Chemical Brothers
Push the Button
A varied, hit-laden peak, home to 'Galvanize'. Loud and beloved. A high point.
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96ThirdPortishead
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97RubyconTangerine Dream
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98Here Come the Warm JetsBrian Eno
Here Come the Warm Jets
A playful, glammy art-rock solo debut. Inventive and beloved. A strong start.
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99Before and After ScienceBrian Eno
Before and After Science
A delicate balance of art-pop songs and ambient texture. Inventive and beloved. A high point.
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100Apollo: Atmospheres and SoundtracksBrian Eno
Apollo: Atmospheres and Soundtracks
A serene, country-tinged ambient landmark, home to 'An Ending (Ascent)'. Beautiful and beloved. A genre cornerstone.
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101RemedyBasement Jaxx
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102Talkie WalkieAir
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103Saturdays = YouthM83
Saturdays = Youth
A nostalgic, 80s-drenched synth-pop peak. Dreamy and beloved. A breakthrough.
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104James BlakeJames Blake
James Blake
A spare, soulful debut of sub-bass, silence and fractured vocals that helped define post-dubstep. Intimate and influential. A striking arrival.
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105OvergrownJames Blake
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106SBTRKTSBTRKT
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107Actual Life (April 14 - December 17 2020)Fred again..
Actual Life (April 14 - December 17 2020)
A diaristic, sample-built dance debut of intimate euphoria. Warm and acclaimed. A breakthrough.
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108Good LiesOvermono
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109SuddenlyCaribou
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110Radio-ActivityKraftwerk
Radio-Activity
A concept record on radio and radioactivity, sparse and eerie. Pioneering and influential. A transitional landmark.
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111Solid State SurvivorYellow Magic Orchestra
Solid State Survivor
A playful, pioneering synth-pop landmark from Japan. Bright and influential. A genre cornerstone.
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11220 Jazz Funk GreatsThrobbing Gristle
20 Jazz Funk Greats
A subversive, foundational industrial landmark. Bold and influential. A genre cornerstone.
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113The Orb's Adventures Beyond the UltraworldThe Orb
The Orb's Adventures Beyond the Ultraworld
A sprawling, ambient-house landmark of cosmic drift. Immersive and beloved. A genre cornerstone.
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114Orbital (Brown Album)Orbital
Orbital (Brown Album)
A landmark debut of melodic, emotional techno. Immersive and acclaimed. A genre cornerstone.
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115Feed Me Weird ThingsSquarepusher
Feed Me Weird Things
Tom Jenkinson's raw, home-studio debut, splicing jungle breakbeats with live bass runs and free-jazz skronk before the sound was fully formed. Scrappy and beloved. The genre highlight that started it all.
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116IncunabulaAutechre
Incunabula
The duo's first album, still rooted in the melodic electro of their early Skam-adjacent scene before the beats fractured into full abstraction. Warm and beloved. A gentler entry point into the catalogue.
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117From Here We Go SublimeThe Field
From Here We Go Sublime
A hypnotic, looping minimal-techno landmark. Immersive and acclaimed. A genre cornerstone.
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118ModeratModerat
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119New EnergyFour Tet
New Energy
A warm, meditative peak of melodic electronics. Hypnotic and acclaimed. A high point.
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120AndorraCaribou
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121BurialBurial
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122ReplicaOneohtrix Point Never
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123R Plus SevenOneohtrix Point Never
R Plus Seven
A dense, uncanny electronic peak of fractured texture. Bold and acclaimed. A high point.
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124Ravedeath, 1972Tim Hecker
Ravedeath, 1972
A vast, decaying ambient-noise peak. Immersive and acclaimed. A genre high point.
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125Endless SummerFennesz
Endless Summer
A gorgeous blend of guitar and glitch, warm and melodic. Singular and beloved. An ambient-pop landmark.
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126The Disintegration LoopsWilliam Basinski
The Disintegration Loops
A haunting ambient landmark of decaying tape loops, tied to 9/11. Elegiac and singular. A profound record.
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12799.9%KAYTRANADA
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128BubbaKAYTRANADA
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129ArcaArca
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130In WavesJamie xx