Chemical Brothers

Techno / Industrial duo Chemical Brothers began under the name Dub Brothers at Manchester University, where the history department taught both his party. Unlike most British rock groups of the mid-90, . oriented in their work to the music of Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin, . Dub Brothers as a prototype model chosen Stone Roses, . Happy Mondays and the American repRAP group Public Enemy,
. According to Simmons, . huge impact on music duo helped the album Public Enemy 'It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back', . but this can not agree, . as in the foreground at the Chemical Brothers (and particularly in Dub Brothers) still not rhythm, . as in most repRAP-groups, . and expressed meditative (or ambient) number,
. Debuting with the single 'Songs That Siren', the duo soon moved to London, where he signed a contract with Virgin Records (the U.S. company provides office Astralwerks). Was invited to tour the United States, but it had to change its name, because America has long been working with the producer group called Dub Brothers (these producers are known for their record album Beastie Boys and Beck). Their debut full-length album 'Exit Planet Dust' was released in 1995, then in 1996 the duo released a very strong mini-disc 'Loops Of Fury'. I successfully passed an address to the Chemical Brothers rave-festival 'Organic-96' in Southern California, where the duo appeared on the same stage with such recognized masters of ambient music, like The Orb, Underworld, and Orbital. Studio album in 1997 created a furor in England (in the recording of the logged-in drive hit single 'Setting Sun' participated Noel Gallagher of Oasis), and the drive for a long time stuck in the Top 10.