Underworld

Underworld is a British electronic music group formed in 1987, consisting of Karl Hyde and Rick Smith. The group is considered as one of the pioneers of electronic dance music and are known for their innovative and experimental approach to the genre. They have released several albums over the course of their career, and have been credited with influencing the development of various subgenres of electronic music, such as trip hop and big beat.

One of the most notable achievements of Underworld is their contribution to the music for the 1996 Danny Boyle's film Trainspotting. The band's single "Born Slippy .NUXX" from the film's soundtrack was a commercial success, and helped to establish Underworld as one of the leading acts in the electronic music scene.

In recent years, Underworld has continued to release critically acclaimed albums and tour extensively. They are known for their dynamic and immersive live shows, which often feature elaborate stage production and cutting-edge visuals. Tickets for their concerts are highly sought after by fans of electronic music, and their live shows are considered to be a must-see experience for fans of the genre.

Underworld's music is known for its experimental approach, blending elements of techno, house and ambient music, often with live instrumentation. They are known for their use of live improvisation and cutting-edge technology in their live shows, which has helped to establish them as one of the most exciting and innovative acts in the electronic music scene.

In 2020, Underworld released their 13th album "DRIFT Series 1" which received positive reviews and was considered as a strong addition to their discography. The band continues to tour and play live shows and tickets for their concerts are always highly sought after by fans of electronic music. With their unique sound and immersive live performances, Underworld remains a pioneering act in the electronic music scene and continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in the genre.