Nearly three decades after their debut, the EDM pioneers talk about their humble beginnings and making their 10th studio album.
Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time.If Doctor Who ever regenerates as a DJ, his TARDIS stands ready somewhere in the south of England. The precise location of Rowlands Audio Research, the Chemical Brothers’ retro-futuristic music facility, is top secret.
“There are lots of rare and strange instruments in here. It’s a lifetime of collecting things and being intrigued about making sounds and processes. Every day is spent experimenting with that, really.”Innovation was easier, he concedes, back in the Dust Brothers days. That was the name he and Simons borrowed from a pair of LA hip-hop producers they never thought they’d meet, much less eclipse as they rose from Manchester club DJs to heroes of the ’90s dance music revolution.
“Both of us feel that we’ve come this far so we only want to put out records that we feel connected to, and that we love, but also not to feel impaired by the weight of what we’ve made. Music is fun… it’s a positive thing.”, as a title, glows with reaffirmation. Rowland and Simons didn’t know each other growing up in Greater London, but as students in Manchester they bonded over a shared feelgood backstory.
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