The NRG Sheffield, UK
It would be wrong to define The NRG as simply chillout music for ravers. Their music provided a soundtrack for the early glimpse of dawn after a night of raving, a soothing assembly of sounds that provided the peace after the storm. But their 1993 studio album Stadium Ambient reached into the throes of fame and fortune, a tidal wave that swept The NRG up and pushed them over the edge into oblivion ... more
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