Kid A" by Radiohead: This 2000 album is a departure from Radiohead's earlier guitar-based sound and features a mix of electronic textures, glitchy beats.
The Prodigy Experience" by The Prodigy: This 1992 album was a key influence on the development of the big beat genre.
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Music Has the Right to Children" by Boards of Canada: This 1998 album is a landmark in the ambient and downtempo genres.
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Homework" by Daft Punk: This 1997 album is a classic of the French house genre and features some of the duo's most iconic tracks, including "Da Funk.
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Blue Lines" by Massive Attack: This 1991 album is a groundbreaking work that helped define the trip-hop genre. It features a mix of soulful vocals, jazz samples.
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Play" by Moby: This 1999 album was a massive commercial success and helped bring electronic music to the mainstream. It features a blend of techno.
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Cross" by Justice: This 2007 album is a modern classic of the French electro genre and features a mix of distorted synths, heavy beats, and catchy hooks.
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Mezzanine" by Massive Attack: This 1998 album is a darker and more intense work than Massive Attack's earlier albums, featuring brooding vocals, ominous samples.
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Selected Ambient Works 85-92" by Aphex Twin: This 1992 album is widely regarded as one of the most influential electronic albums of all time.
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Random Access Memories" by Daft Punk: This 2013 album is a modern classic that blends disco, funk, and electronic music into a cohesive and infectious sound.