Jonathon Coleclough
Andrew Chalk
Ora
Colin Potter
Darren Tate
Bass Communion
Paul Bradley
Monos
Mirror
Mimir


...most of these artists can be found at ICR distribution http://www.icrdistribution.com/

others include:

M. Northam (aka Michael Northam)
Andrew Deutsch
Cordell Klier
Asmus Tietchens
Bernhard Gunter
Bruce Gilbert
Chris Watson
Carl Michael von Hausswolff (both he and Watson are ex-Hafler Trio members)
Daniel Menche
Eliane Radigue
Francisco Lopez
Hazard (also as morthound and B.J. Nilson)
Philip Jeck
Janek Schaefer
irr.app.(ext)
John Duncan
Richard Chartier
Kozo Inada
Darrin Verhagen (aka Shinjuku Thief/Filth)
Steve Roden
Toshiya Tsunoda
William Basinski

...just a few people to possibly open your mind.

Interesting guy. He pops up every now and then on the microsound list with some good observations.

yeah, his album with Nosei Sakata (aka *0) on the 12k label is nice, not to mention the latest album 'Chessmachine' with Ivan Pavlow (aka CoH)

i've been listening to william basinski's "disintegration loops" a lot lately. great music to fall asleep to

I actually have a real copy of his Nippon (Japan) release only DVD. I think I expected it to be more than a continual image with the background music. I'm actually thinking about selling it, but I don't know yet. Methinks I should hold on to it for awhile...

a great label with such music ( limited editions of 100 ) is Mystery Sea
Releases so far include Wilt, mnortham, Pholde, Cordell Klier, Whitebass, Caesar Ursic... really great stuff

Does anyone know a bit about where to begin with Asmus Tietchens' discography ? The re-release on Die Stadt look promising, but are there stinkers in the lot ?

well, his discography is quite extensive, but I'd definitely recommend the Kontakt der Junglinge concert cd's he did with Thomas Koner. Some others I like are:

Linea
Daseinsverfehlung

...and also the collaboration with Vidna Obmana called "motives for recycling"...it's a very haunting work.

As usual, I know of no-one in your lists!

Thanks to you Josh, I will never forget just how few artists I actually appreciate, no matter how large my collection grows...

Try the Chiky(u)u Mother Earth compilation album!

http://www.thesoundprojector.com/exc_sp3_ash_intl.html