Yeah, well apparently Sevish fans also like them 
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Saxophone & drum kit? Live played in a band context? No, that‘s not electronic enough for my taste. If so, I could put also some bands in here, but that‘s not what I‘m searching for.
Thanks for introducing me to Clown Core @ooli! an hour later and I’m still listening to them
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My neighbor’s friend made this. Not my favorite, but fits your description.
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And Squarepusher definitely fits the OP description ^^
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Here are two albums with a lot of polymetric/rhythmic stuff in.
I would also recommend checking artists like don’t DJ or the label Spazio Disponibile.
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Jim O’Rourke’s Steamroom stuff might fit the bill. Complex and gorgeous.
This is just a few recent faves, but it’s all worth a listen:
Also - Roland Kayn perhaps, if you want the more old/academic side. It gets pretty intense.
The newly rereleased TEKTRA is great btw.
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Some of KFW’s back catalogue is worth checking - KEITH FULLERTON WHITMAN @ MEAKUSMA FESTIVAL 2019 - EUPEN BELGIUM | URSSS | mistake television
And this -
https://boomkat.com/products/infoldings-diffractions
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No microtonality or polyrythms but crazy patterns switchings, crazy production level, oversaturated maximalism stuff, “complicated” and user friendly :
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Electronic and “stuff”
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Louis Coles drumming is just stellar
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Clowns
Oh of course! Now that you say it it’s so obvious! And Grendel on sax.
The video style is obviously Cole’s.
Hadn’t recognized them!
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thank you 
I didn’t personally think of it as complex but considering how long it took me to make newDwns alone I guess it’s a different kind of complexity 
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Oh, and @Omar made me discover Zoë MacPherson’s world…
Bought myself all the albums I could find.
Especially like this one, that supports many listenings IMO:
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xanopticon rules. I’ve been listening to liminal space a lot this year. Good to see I’m not the only one who remembers it.
EDIT: Oh yeah here’s some stuff.
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Great album.
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