Articles tagged "the chemical brothers"

Sound Affects

Breakdancing Demons Make My Day

by Evan Sawdey

[10.Oct.08] :. The Chemical Brothers come back with their best music video and song in years ... so why is it hard to care?

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The Chemical Brothers: Brotherhood

by Tim O'Neil

[11.Sep.08] :. Brotherhood does a passable job of attempting to reconcile the two increasingly disparate sides of the Chemical Brothers’ split personality.

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The Chemical Brothers: We Are the Night

by Tim O'Neil

[16.Jul.07] :. It's not merely that the Chems were beginning to seem outdated, they seemed -- in James Murphy's immortal words -- to be losing their edge.

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The Chemical Brothers: Push the Button

by Tim O'Neil

[28.Jan.05] :. Push the Button is rounded and accomplished where 2002's Come With Us was uneven and tentative. If you were worried that an unfocused fourth album was the beginning of diminishing returns for the pair, their fifth album serves as a reminder that the Chemical Brothers should never be underestimated.

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The Chemical Brothers: “Galvanize”

by Tim O'Neil

[14.Jan.05] :. Is there any greater event in the whole of electronic dance music than the release of a new Chemical Brothers single? OK, you may disagree, but for the last decade the Chemical Brothers have been...

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The Chemical Brothers: Come With Us

by Marshall Bowden

[29.Mar.02] :. Pop the new Chemical Brothers album, Come With Us into your CD player, and let the genie out of the bottle. A flurry of soundtrack strings plays and a booming voice commands “Come with...

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The Chemical Brothers: It Began in Afrika

by Jeremy Hart

[10.Sep.01] :. Boy, do I feel like an idiot. After enjoying the hell out of 1999’s rock-electronica opus Surrender, I jumped when a new Chemical Brothers disc floated through the PopMatters...

 

The Chemical Brothers, Surrender

by PopMatters Staff

The poster boys of big beat, that hip amalgam of electronica and rock that has dug it’s way into the national consciousness via Fatboy Slim’s “The Rockafeller Skank,” have...