The Chemical Brothers

The Chemical Brothers, formed in 1989 by Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons, are a British electronic music duo known for their pioneering blend of big beat, house, and techno. They gained international acclaim with hits like "Block Rockin' Beats" and "Hey Boy Hey Girl." In the realm of video game music, they made a significant contribution to the iconic racing game "Wipeout XL," released in 1996. Their tracks, including "Leave Home," were featured in the game’s dynamic soundtrack, enhancing the high-speed racing experience and helping to establish the series as a benchmark for electronic music in gaming. The duo's innovative sound has influenced both the music and gaming industries, solidifying their legacy in contemporary electronic culture.