If you like electronic music, listen to DJ Shadow's Endtroducing, it's possibly the best you'll hear.
Also, if you want something new, listen to Fuck Buttons last year's album, amazing stuff.
That song with Four Tet is awesome, Burial is great!

By artists other than the ones you listed or do you mean which are the best albums by those particular artists?

If you like DJ Shadow then you should obviously go for The Avalanches' Since I Left You, as well as J Dilla's Donuts, DJ Rupture's Uproot, DJ Krush's Turntableized.

Portishead's most recent album is kind of kraut-rock/post-punk influenced and is very good. In fact all three of their albums are really good. Massive Attack's first three albums are essential and No Protection, a Mad Professor dub remix or their second album is also definitely worth downloading. Then you've got Tricky, Sneaker Pimps, Four Tet, Air, Zero 7 etc.

Aphex Twin's discography is pretty daunting (as well as his "main" albums he's released stuff under aliases like AFX, Polygon Window and The Tuss). Selected Ambient Works 85-92 or Richard D. James album are probably the easiest places to start. Autechre's discography is equally daunting and you're probably best of starting with something like Amber which is far less of a headfuck than most of their stuff. With Boards of Canda, I'd start with Music Has The Right To Children and work chronologically (maybe listen to their earlier stuff if you feel it's necessary). You might want to dip your toes into a bit of Venitian Snares and, because you mentioned a couple of post rock bands earlier I'd definitely recommend you check out múm and 65daysofstatic. Homogenic by Björk is another staple you should give a listen if you haven't already. Lifeforms and Dead Cities by The Future Sound of London. Maybe Monolake for the more ambient stuff. µ-Ziq's Tango n' Vectif is another early '90s classic. Leftfield - Leftism.

Recent dubstep/'tronica albums I've been into (I'll probably update this as I remember more)

Flying Lotus - Cosmogramma
Shackleton - The 3 EPs
King Midas Sound - Waiting For You
Dusk + Blackdown - Margins Music
Distance - Repercussions
Actress - Splazsh
Boxcutter - Oneiric
Zomby - Where Were U In 92?
Pantha du Prince - This Bliss
Mount Kimbie - Crooks & Lovers
Kode9 & The Space Ape - Memories of the Future
Benga - Diary of an Afro Warrior
Lorn - Nothing Else
Digital Mystikz - Return II Space
Clubroot - s/t
Starkey - Ephemeral Exhibits
Untold - Gonna Work Out Fine EP
Terror Danjah - Power Grid
Rustie - Bad Science
Skream! - Skream!
Kryptic Mindz - One of Us

Of course this is just the tip of the iceberg and there are really good artists like Joy Orbison and Rudi Zygaldo who haven't put out full lengths yet.


Oh and you may have said no techno but I really think you should give Underworld's Second Toughest In The Infants and Dubnobasswithmyheadman a chance. And don't forget early Prodigy.

Next week: seymourstein's guide to drone.

I've never heard of them before, so gonna check them out. Thanks for recommending.

PS: I love Mogwai. They're brilliant.

Big fan of this kind of music, here my choice (electronic - ambient - dubstep - minimal...) :

Four tet


Fever Ray


Board of Canada


Nathan Fake


The Field


Lindström


Röyksopp


Flunk


Trentemoller


Gui Boratto


Paul Kalkbrenner


Pantha du Prince


Lusine


M83 (the best I've seen)


Kaito

Ambient is amazing. Shame more people don't listen.



That whole album is great.

Moving a little further away from your OP, but iIf you haven't checked out Brian Eno yet, then definitely do! Two of my favourite songs, these




Oh, and this is one I've been loving lately! ;D

The Avalanches are absolutely amazing.