The Chemical BrothersBest The Chemical Brothers Albums Ranked

Surrender

pitchfork

9.0

“The poster boys of big beat, that hip amalgam of electronica and rock that has dug its way into the national consciousness via "The Rockafeller Skank," have been busy since their 1997 breakthrough, *Dig Your Own Hole*. Maybe last year's DJ mix album, the reasonably decent *Brothers Gonna Work It Out*, should have been the clue, but Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons have clearly been raiding a library- si”

Don't Think (Live from Japan)

pitchfork

8.2

“This riveting DVD/CD set captures the energy and sensory overload of a Chemical Brothers show. It also showcases many of the finest moments from their catalogue.”

For That Beautiful Feeling

thelineofbestfit

8.0

“For That Beautiful Feeling finds The Chemical Brothers on scintillating form”

For That Beautiful Feeling

nme

8.0

“electronic titans as future-focused as ever”

No Geography

pitchfork

8.0

“Blending psychedelic sensory overload with riotous club bangers, the shape-shifting electronic duo’s ninth album is their most entertaining in years.”

No Geography

nme

8.0

“Of all the big British dance acts to emerge in the ‘90s – and there were plenty – The Chemical Brothers have perhaps emerged as the victors. While contemporaries have tailed off with patchy recent releases, and others look back with retrospective tours, the Manchester duo have always had one direction: onwards. Over their 25-year career, that mindset seems to have taken the pair, comprised of Tom”