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Groove Armada were one of the biggest crossover house music acts of the 1990s, rivalling Basement Jaxx and Daft Punk. But when EDM boomed, they retreated. Now, Andy Cato and Tom Findlay have released ...

“Are you ready to fall?” asks “Look Me in the Eye Sister,” the opening track of “Black Light,” Groove Armada’s sixth studio album. The lyric sums up the risk the band has taken on this new LP, ...

It’s been a decade since iconic dance/electronica/trip hop band Groove Armada released their last full-length album, White Light – but fans’ long wait for new material finally ended on October 2, when ...

Tom Findlay, one half of Groove Armada, knows the perils of collaborations. Example: he's smarting over a recent Film&Music piece that reported the MC Stush had been dropped from one of Groove ...

15 years since its release, Megan Townsend talks to Tom Findlay of Groove Armada and Mutya Buena about how they brought '80s-synth-positivity to the nation's dancefloors Concurrently, a ...

Groove Armada have announced their return to Australia, this time bringing their famed DJ sets to Perth, Sydney and Melbourne across late February and early March. The three-date run follows on from ...

In the mid-90s, a young student called Tom Findlay was hanging out in the attic of his parents' house in Cambridge, UK when a giant walked into the room. That giant was a trombone player called Andy ...

“I SHOULD probably tell you some amazing stories of debauchery,” laughs Andy Cato, one half of dance duo Groove Armada, explaining why they haven’t made a record in ten years. “But what happened was ...

Dance acts formed in the 1990s are notoriously faceless, but perhaps none more so than Andy Cato and Tom Findlay, who together constitute the 12-year-old Groove Armada. When we meet for lunch in a ...

A chanteuse with a bleached crop, in glittery armour and a skin-tight cat suit, does the breaststroke through a sea of green lasers while steely synths reverb around her. It could be an edition of Top ...