Qemists albums. Track Listing of songs: Stompbox; Lost Weekends; On the Run; Dem Na Like Me; S.W.A.G.; S.W.A.G.; Drop Audio; When Ur Lonely; Soundface; Got One Life; Perfect High, The;

Qemists music CDs. Track Listing of songs: Stompbox; Lost Weekends; On the Run; Dem Na Like Me; S.W.A.G.; S.W.A.G.; Drop Audio; When Ur Lonely; Soundface; Got One Life; Perfect High, The;

Qemists discography. The second Qemists record came hot on the heels of the first, which sounds surprising until you consider that most of the best tracks on Join the Q had been plucked from singles released a few years earlier. Nevertheless, Spirit in the System sounds like a mostly worthy successor. It certainly possesses the same relentless energy as before, although the roster of guest stars appears to have slipped slightly. (Enter Shikari own the highest profile of any feature here.) The Qemists still remain one of the few dance acts active in the 2010s who proudly bear the same standard that had been lifted high in the '90s by Wall of Sound and Skint artists -- uptempo breakbeats and rock attitude with no obvious accommodations to headphone listeners. It's sloganeering dance music of the highest order, with Enter Shikari doing their best Jay-Z impression on the opener "Take It Back" and Jenna G taking on "Hurt Less" with the type of throwback dance vocal that would make Shannon proud. ~ John Bush Personnel: Liam Black (guitar); Leon Harris (drums). Recording information: 12A Studios, Brighton.

Qemists songs. Track Listing of songs: Drop Audio; Stompbox;

Track Listing of songs: Hurt Less; Hurt Less; Hurt Less; Hurt Less;

The next single from the monster-tune production line that is the Qemists is "On The Run," featuring the vocal talents of Jenna G. As ever with the Qems the tune meshes the high energy of drumnbass and rock with a wide-ranging set of sounds that betray the fact that the mysterious trio were a band before they took to the decks. And, in this case, that makes particular sense, because the Qems are now taking their sound completely live in a series of atomic bomb shows and d&b soulstress Jenna G is working with them as part of that set-up. Here, flawless next level production meets Jennas attitude-heavy, energy-filled singing display for something really special. And the VIP mix offers some time-slip shit for all ravers dem. Not for nothing has Zane Lowe described the Qemists as "the future of music, what The Prodigy hinted at." With their debut album, "Join The Q," at the top of the international chart in Japan (outselling Lily Allen and Franz Ferdinand!) and the band about to tour Europe with Enter Shakari, plus a ...

Track Listing of songs: Your Revolution; Your Revolution; Your Revolution;

Track Listing of songs: Heat Prelude; Heat; People's Air; Grid; Altitude; Big Error; People's Gravity; Siberia; Deadly Rocks; Snow Fall; Final Destination; Clear Skys;