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The Qemists are an electronic music group from Brighton, United Kingdom. They are signed to Ninja Tune, a indie record label based in London.〔IMO Records ("Mastermind Records Biography" ), ''IMO Records'', Retrieved on 12 December 2011.〕 The band consists of bassist Dan Arnold, drummer Leon Harris, guitarist Liam Black and vocalists Bruno Balanta and Oliver Simmons. ==History== The Qemists were originally the drummer, bassist and guitarist in a rock band where they spent a lot of time touring UK and Europe as well as spending a lot of time in the studio. During this time in the rock band in the late 1990s, they acquired an interest in drum and bass and some of the group's early efforts started to get airplay. For many years they were performing in the rock band as their day job whilst producing and DJing drum and bass at night, and this conflict of interests lead to the fusion of the two styles to form The Qemists sound that is known today. They had previously worked as live sound engineers for Basement Jaxx, Kano and Lady Sovereign.〔("Join the Q review at musicremedy.com" )〕 Their debut release on Ninja Tune was a remix of Coldcut's "Everything Is Under Control" which was supported by Zane Lowe, Coldcut and Pendulum. Their first single, "Stompbox" appeared on the soundtrack for the film ''Jumper''. "Dem Na Like Me" & "Your Revolution" are used in Clay Porter's mountain bike movie "3 Minute Gaps" (2011). "Stompbox" and "Tom Cat" appeared in the action movie Blitz (2011) In 2009, they supported Enter Shikari on their World Tour, and underwent their own headlining UK Tour. In November, 2015 they signed to Amazing Record, planning the release of ''Warrior Sound'', their third studio album, on 2016 spring.〔http://creationpress.co.uk/2015/11/11/the-qemists-sign-record-deal-unveil-new-single-video/〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「The Qemists」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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