The New Law, an electronic music duo, is known for its distinctive blend of trip-hop, downtempo, and western cinematic influences, which create a vivid soundscape reminiscent of vast landscapes and gritty noir tales. The group comprises two musicians, Adam Straney and Justin Neff, who have been collaborating since their formation in the mid-2000s in Seattle, Washington. Their music is characterized by the integration of atmospheric samples, heavy beats, and a seamless synthesis of electronic and organic sounds, painting aural pictures that energize as well as soothe.

With a discography that boasts sonic narratives and thematic cohesion, their notable albums "A Bull in the Woods," and "The Fifty Year Storm,” both have contributed to their reputation for crafting stories through instrumental music. "High Noon" further showcases their ability to evoke the imagery and tension of a classic Western standoff driven by modern beats. Their self-titled release, "The New Law," serves as a compendium of their musical evolution, reasserting their unique style and position in the electronic music scene. The New Law has not only made a name for themselves in their genre, but also drawn a dedicated following eager for the cinematic journey their music provides.