nineteeninch

NineteenInch is a Canadian electronic music duo consisting of brothers Alex and Andrew McLean. The duo gained prominence in the late 1990s and early 2000s for their unique blend of electronic music, incorporating elements of techno, house, and ambient genres. Their music is characterized by its intricate layering of sounds, complex rhythms, and a focus on atmospheric textures.

The brothers began their musical journey in the late 1980s, experimenting with synthesizers and drum machines. They formed NineteenInch in 1995, and their debut album, "The 1995 EP," was released in 1996. This EP showcased their signature sound and established their reputation in the electronic music scene. Over the years, they have released several albums and EPs, including "The 1997 EP," "The 1999 EP," and "The 2001 EP."

NineteenInch's music has been featured in various films, television shows, and video games, further expanding their reach and influence. They have also collaborated with other artists, including the band The Prodigy, on the track "Firestarter (NineteenInch Remix)." Their live performances are known for their high-energy atmosphere and intricate stage setups, often featuring multiple synthesizers and lighting effects.

Despite their success, NineteenInch has maintained a relatively low profile, preferring to focus on their music and avoid the commercial pressures of the industry. Their music continues to be celebrated for its innovation and creativity, making them a respected figure in the electronic music community.