Groove Armada is an electronic music duo from London, England, comprising Andy Cato and Tom Findlay. They are perhaps best known for the singles "I See You Baby" and "Superstylin'". As of January 2013, the group has released eight studio albums, four of which have charted in the UK Albums Chart top 50.
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Saint Saviour's Diverse Debut
Groove Armada collaborator and solo artist Saint Saviour on her debut album, Union
Biography
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Links & Information
Links
- Official homepage at groovearmada.com
- Youtube at youtube.com/user/GrooveArmadaVEVO
- MySpace at myspace.com/groovearmada
- Wikipedia article on Groove Armada
- Last.fm page on Groove Armada
- Discogs at discogs.com/artist/Groove Armada
- MusicBrainz entry on Groove Armada
Members
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BBC Reviews
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White Light 2010
Reviewed by Mike Diver
Hardly essential, but a worthwhile companion to the excellent-in-places Black Light.
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Black Light 2010
Reviewed by Tom Hocknell
They understand dance music is as much about the getting ready as it is the club.
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LateNightTales: Groove Armada 2008
Reviewed by Susie Goldring
Offes up a pleasant combination of funk and electro.
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Soundboy Rock 2007
Reviewed by Gemma Padley
Groove Armada have created an album that will certainly get people talking.
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Vertigo 1999
Reviewed by Tom Hocknell
Time has been kind and this remains a classic of the chill-out genre.
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Lovebox
Reviewed by Christian Hopwood
Groove Armada return with the follow up to Goodbye Country Hello Night Club. With some...
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Goodbye Country: Hello Nightclub
Reviewed by Andy Puleston
Third instalment in the Groove Armada story. Subtle instrumentation and smooth...
