Uwe Hermann | A slightly paranoid Debian developer

Slowly drifting into the world music genre now... Falik's "Mezza Messa" is a great piece of rhythmic, percussion driven, instrumental middle-eastern music with a touch of electronica.

Song: Falik - Mezza Messa (5:00 min, 4.6 MB)
License: CC-by-nc-sa 1.0
Source: magnatune.com

Memories Of Tomorrow creates "melodical trance with meanigful lyrics" (I couldn't have expressed that better). Listen to their other tunes, they're all equally great — I couldn't decide which one to play, so I rolled a dice ;-)

Song: Memories Of Tomorrow - Not Like This (5:09 min, 4.8 MB)
License: CC-by-nc-sa 1.0
Source: magnatune.com

"Wasted Symphony" is a fabulous techno/trance tune from Markovich/A.M.P. Here's what the artists say about the song:

This tune/song is about stumbling out of a dance club in Temple Bar in Dublin (the Kitchen, if you know it), and trying to buy milk (why?) in an all night store; So you've got this dance beat still echoing around your skull, the store is lit with bright neon, and you are having trouble focusing on the goods; You've a great buzz from the pints and you're in a brilliant mood. Oh yeah, and it's a tribute to Massive Attack's Unfinished Sympathy and The Verve's Bittersweet Symphony.

Song: Markovich/A.M.P. - Wasted Symphony (3:43 min, 5.2 MB)
License: CC-by-sa 2.5
Source: opsound.org

Next in my queue is "Bugeater" by subatomicglue, a darkish, hard techno song with some good beats. Enjoy.

Song: subatomicglue - Bugeater (5:17 min, 7.3 MB)
License: CC-by-sa 2.5
Source: opsound.org

Time for changing the genre — here's some very cool electronica by Kemikal Death, great beats and some very cool sounding instrument/sample at the very beginning which I can't quite identify. Any hints?

Song: Kemikal Death - Industrial Waves (2:21 min, 3.2 MB)
License: CC-by-sa 2.0
Source: opsound.org