Crystal Method
Crystal Method formed in the early 1990s when Ken Jordan and Scott Kirkland started working together as a production duo. Their debut album 'Vegas' came out...
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Crystal Method formed in the early 1990s when Ken Jordan and Scott Kirkland started working together as a production duo. Their debut album 'Vegas' came out in 1997, establishing a sound that mixed techno and hip-hop elements with big, driving beats. Tracks like 'Keep Hope Alive' from that album became fixtures in clubs and on movie soundtracks.
In 2001 they released 'Tweekend,' which included 'Name of the Game' and 'Born Too Slow.' Those songs got heavy rotation on rock and alternative radio, which was unusual for electronic music at the time. The duo's music often appeared in video games, TV shows, and films, including the collaboration '(Can't You) Trip Like I Do' with Filter.
Their later albums like 'Legion of Boom' and 'Divided by Night' continued in a similar vein, hard-edged electronic music built for loud systems. Kirkland has been open about dealing with substance issues during some of those years. The duo kept releasing music, including a self-titled album in 2014, but Jordan retired from the group in 2017.
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