Groove Armada
Black Light

On Groove Armada’s sixth album, the UK dance duo – whose Goodbye Country (Hello Nightclub) album you might have bought back in 2001 when you were digg...

From the menacing shout-out on the opener Warsaw, you know you're in for a treat. It's the sixth studio release from the dynamic duo of Andy Cato and ...

With relatively few exceptions Groove Armada have become a name you can trust for bland, inoffensive dinner party music. This LP disarms such preconce...

Andy Cato and Tom Findlay, thefour British arms of Groove Armada, have always maintained a sexy downbeat techvibe for their albums. Even when they're ...

Groove Armada have always been a bit of a ‘default setting’ act cherished by those who can’t be arsed to get out there and dig. Favourite football tea...

Compared to other mainstream UK dance acts such as The Chemical Brothers, The Prodigy or Basement Jaxx, Groove Armada has always looked like the most ...

How long ago it now seems since Groove Armada first struck gold with their curiously brassy and bass-driven musak, smartly backed by the occasional te...

If Andy Cato and Tom Findlay have one overriding talent, it's the ability to label albums with titles befitting their contents. They're not always cat...

The London-based dance duo combine forces with the likes of Bryan Ferry, Nick Littlemore and Will Young on their sixth album. Although it dips slightl...

'Black Light? is the new album from electro duo Grove Armada. Full of variety and inspired beats the record is nicely polished with a mature and punch...