Underworld are Rick Smith and Karl Hyde. Their peerless first album – dubnobasswithmyheadman - was released to universal acclaim in 1994.
In the thirty years since that mould breaking debut, the band have established their reputation as one of the most groundbreaking and important electronic acts of all time, one that constantly pushes creative boundaries, twists genres and refuses to stay still.
Thirty years on, their new album Strawberry Hotel is no exception. This release adds to their already extensive catalogue of euphoric electronic tracks such as “Techno Shinkansen” and “Born Slippy” - each one calling millions of people to the dancefloor globally.
Underworld are Rick Smith and Karl Hyde. Their peerless first album – dubnobasswithmyheadman - was released to universal acclaim in 1994.
In the thirty years since that mould breaking debut, the band have established their reputation as one of the most groundbreaking and important electronic acts of all time, one that constantly pushes creative boundaries, twists genres and refuses to stay still.
Thirty years on, their new album Strawberry Hotel is no exception. This release adds to their already extensive catalogue of euphoric electronic tracks such as “Techno Shinkansen” and “Born Slippy” - each one calling millions of people to the dancefloor globally.
Underworld are Rick Smith and Karl Hyde. Their peerless first album – dubnobasswithmyheadman - was released to universal acclaim in 1994.
In the thirty years since that mould breaking debut, the band have established their reputation as one of the most groundbreaking and important electronic acts of all time, one that constantly pushes creative boundaries, twists genres and refuses to stay still.
Thirty years on, their new album Strawberry Hotel is no exception. This release adds to their already extensive catalogue of euphoric electronic tracks such as “Techno Shinkansen” and “Born Slippy” - each one calling millions of people to the dancefloor globally.
