Leftfield and Orbital

Orbital, formed by brothers Phil and Paul Hartnoll in Kent, reshaped electronic music. Known for tracks like "Chime," they influenced artists like Björk and collaborated with legends such as Madonna and Kraftwerk. Their pioneering sound and epic tracks were showcased in albums like the groundbreaking "Brown Album." Orbital has soundtracked Hollywood films and performed at the 2012 Paralympics with Stephen Hawking, cementing their legacy as dance music visionaries.

Formed in 1988, Leftfield, originally Neil Barnes and Paul Daley, revolutionized dance music with their pioneering albums Leftism and Rhythm & Stealth. After a hiatus, Barnes returned with acclaimed albums Alternative Light Source and This Is What We Do, collaborating with artists like Jason Williamson and Tunde Adebimpe. Leftfield is renowned for their innovative live performances and Mercury Prize-nominated work.