The Untouchables

The Untouchables are a British dub/electronic music group formed in the late 1990s, known for their heavy basslines, eclectic samples, and incorporation of diverse musical influences ranging from dub reggae to world music. Originally consisting of members Adrian Sherwood, Skip McDonald, and Duncan Sparkes, the group's lineup has evolved over the years, with Sherwood remaining the constant driving force. They've gained a dedicated following for their innovative sound and energetic live performances, often collaborating with a wide range of vocalists and musicians.

Over their career, The Untouchables have released numerous albums and singles, consistently pushing the boundaries of dub and electronic music. From their early work on the On-U Sound label to more recent releases, they've maintained a distinct sound characterized by deep, resonant bass, intricate rhythms, and a willingness to experiment. Known for tracks like "Jungle Brothers" and remixes for artists like Depeche Mode and Nine Inch Nails, The Untouchables continue to be a significant presence in the electronic music scene.

Genres

Drumstep

Jungle

Drum And Bass

Breakbeat

Latest Release

Temporal Rift

The Untouchables

Single - Released November 29, 2024