The British duo The Chemical Brothers has been known as the most innovative representative and performer of electronic music for at least two decades. Ed Simons and Tom Rowlands, former schoolmates and today indispensable elements of pop culture, will perform in Jesolo, Italy on April 29, where they are coming with their eighth studio album, Born in the Echoes.
British electronic duo The Chemical Brothers, which they make up Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons, was formed in 1989 in Manchester. He belongs alongside The Prodigy, Fat Boy Slim and The Crystal Method among the pioneers of the music genre big beat.
In the mid-90s, they presented their first two albums, Exit Planet Dust (1995) and Dig Your Own Hole (1997), and with them qualified for the first league ti big beat mania. Hits come from the albums as they are Leave Home, Song to the Sire, Life Is Sweet, Setting Sun and Where Do I Begin. This was followed by the release of the third album in 1999 Surrender, where the British duo opted for electronic dance music with just enough pop. Their most famous piece also comes from this album Hey Boy Hey Girl, with whom they still keep company on the album Let Forever Be and Out of Control.
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They continued with this vision until their sixth studio album We Are The Night (2007), where they unfortunately left the paths of their old glory and exceeded the average with only three songs (We Are The Night, Until It Again, The Salmon Dance). After five years, they released their eighth studio album in 2015 Born in the Echoes, with which they proved that they still know how to create musical excesses, comparable to the golden era. They released a single last November Chemical. In their showcase, they have, among other things, four Grammys, one prize razor, one MTV European Music Award and three Japan's MTV Awards. In Italian Jesolo they are coming April 29, you can also buy tickets at concerts.net.
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