Arcangel

Arcangel is a British electronic music duo consisting of brothers Ben and Dan Whitfield. Formed in 2004, the duo is known for their distinctive sound, which blends elements of house, techno, and dubstep. Their music often features deep basslines, intricate drum patterns, and atmospheric textures.

The Whitfield brothers began their musical journey in the late 1990s, releasing music under various aliases before forming Arcangel. Their debut album, "The Light the Dead See," was released in 2007 and received critical acclaim for its innovative production and atmospheric soundscapes. The album's title track, "The Light the Dead See," became a club hit and is often cited as a classic of the dubstep genre.

Arcangel's music has been influential in the development of dubstep and has inspired numerous artists across various genres. They have released several more albums, including "The Undercover Sessions" (2009), "The Light the Dead See II" (2010), and "The Light the Dead See III" (2013). Their live performances are known for their immersive and visually stunning experiences, often incorporating projections and other multimedia elements.

In addition to their musical career, the Whitfield brothers have also ventured into filmmaking, directing music videos and short films that complement their musical output. Arcangel continues to be a significant figure in the electronic music scene, known for their innovative production and atmospheric soundscapes.