The Chemical Brothers live show is a world beater; no electronic duo have managed to consistently amaze crowds around the world like them. The duo, obviously, need no introduction: they are one of, if not, the number 1 UK dance export. For diehard electronic music enthusiasts their love of dance music stems from this duo and this duo alone.
For nearly two decades, the Chemical Brothers “mind-blowing” audiovisual live show has been played to packed houses and festivals across the globe. But it has never been documented on film or ever released on a CD.
The Chems are finally going to try and bottle the magic and excitement of their live performance into a film format, a tall order we know, but ‘Don’t Think’ (we know the name is terrible) is the first film to have been recorded in full Dolby 7.1 – which should go some way to capturing a bit of that Chems magic.
The Chemical Brothers put together a lovely mix for Pete Tong’s Radio 1 anniversary show, and they are giving it away for free to their fans, well were a fan, so were giving it to you.
Following hot on the heels of Daft Punk, The Chemical Brother are the latest electronic act to have ago at doing a soundtrack for a film. In many respects the Chems probably have a harder job – being that ‘Hanna’ is an adventure thriller set in the world of the CIA and spies.
The Bloody Beetroots are about to start their first extended North American tour as The Bloody Beetroots Death Crew 77 – and to celebrate the fact, they have given us permission to share their remix of The Chemical Brothers’ “Dissolve”. They’ve taken the Chemical Brothers’ shimmering, psychedelic epic into a grinding club-ready track with explosive [...]
2010 is already looking like a bumper year for electronic music with material from Daft Punk, Massive Attack, Unkle, Booka Shade and now The Chemical Brothers have confirmed that there new album will be out soon. “We’ll have a lot of exciting news, features and music in the coming months – culminating with the release [...]
