Best drone artists of the 2010s
Streaming rewrote every incentive underneath a record: its length, its release date, whether it needed a single at all. Trap production became pop's default rhythm, and a lot of the decade's best artists arrived through a laptop rather than a label.
Everyone who released a drone album in the 2010s, ordered by how Riffiter listeners rate their catalog.
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Oneohtrix Point Never4 albums here4.24.3 avg · 15 ratings
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Sunn O)))6 albums here4.14.1 avg · 25 ratings
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Swans1 album here4.04.0 avg · 12 ratings
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Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds1 album here4.04.0 avg · 22 ratings
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John Cale2 albums here4.04.0 avg · 3 ratings
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The Body1 album here4.04.0 avg · 3 ratings
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The Flaming Lips2 albums here3.93.9 avg · 11 ratings
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Moby1 album here3.83.8 avg · 44 ratings
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Tim Hecker1 album here3.83.6 avg · 4 ratings
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Ulver2 albums here3.73.6 avg · 6 ratings
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William Basinski1 album here3.73.3 avg · 3 ratings
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Mount Eerie2 albums here3.63.5 avg · 17 ratings
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Grouper3 albums here3.63.1 avg · 4 ratings
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Messa1 album here3.53.3 avg · 8 ratings
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Main1 album here2 ratings
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Alessandro Cortini11 albums here1 rating
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The Mount Fuji Doomjazz Corporation4 albums here
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James Ferraro10 albums here
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Emeralds3 albums here
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Bada9 albums here
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Andrew Chalk19 albums here
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Occurrences in Rain8 albums here
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Mark Clifford1 album here
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Flavour Sperimentale12 albums here
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Walls2 albums here
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