Ishkur's Guide to Electronic Music v2

[mouser]

As you can see, this is a pretty massive and comprehensive thingy. One might even say obsessive. And it's growing all the time, too! Soon it will take over the internet, eating other music guides in its merciless rampage. Even at this meagre state it's doubtful that you could go through it all in one sitting (but you're welcome to try). And while the new guide is definitely more robust, scalable, and user-friendly, it is not for those of you still living in the 20th century. Sorry, modem users. It's just too damn big now. Your 56k weakass net connexion can't handle its bigness...

http://www.di.fm/edmguide/edmguide.html

fantastic interactive flash that lets you explore electronic music (techno, etc.) samples and geographic trends, etc.

[housetier]

and if you want to bash on the trance lovers ("P.L.U.R." et al) you might find this trancecracker page entertaining. If you happen to like trance you might find it offensive.

I found it hilarious! 

[Edvard]

In the words of my dj friends (RomanUSA, Dennis the Menace, Travis Baron)...
"Friends don't let friends spin trance"

We also discovered a universal constant:
Jungle = AmenBreak x 160BPM

Try it. It works.

[brotherS]

Really a great guide!! 

[nudone]

and if you want to bash on the trance lovers ("P.L.U.R." et al) you might find this trancecracker page entertaining. If you happen to like trance you might find it offensive.

I found it hilarious! 

only just got around to reading the comic strip - very well done.

[mouser]

that comic strip is pure genius  - things like this renew my lagging faith in humanity.