Basement Jaxx: Remedy. When people criticize dance music for sounding interchangeable, there's sadly a whole lot of truth to the accusation.

On its sophomore album — the scintillatingly sassy “Rooty,” which follows in the feisty footwork of 1999’s “Remedy” — Basement Jaxx continues to reinvent house music as it redefines ...

It’s hard to believe it’s been 15 years, both because those body-belters still sound great and due to Basement Jaxx’s return-to-form new album, “Junto.” ...

It’s been a decade and a half since Basement Jaxx first broke out of the underground house scene with their chart-topping, critically-acclaimed 1999 album Remedy. Dance music has only grown more ...

Exactly a decade on from their Remedy debut album, Basement Jaxx-aka Simon Ratcliffe and Felix Buxton-still retain their sense of musical adventure and exploration. For the just completed new ...

If the Chemical Brothers represent dance music at its most intelligent -- and Daft Punk represents the genre's cheesy, crowd-pleasing appeal -- then Basement Jaxx most assuredly offers the art ...

Excerpted from the magazine for Billboard.com. By Billboard Staff Felix Buxton and Simon Ratcliffe, who collectively record as Basement Jaxx, know their way around international dancefloors. The ...

BASEMENT JAXX Musicians whose debut albums succeed almost always face a backlash with their sophomore efforts–particularly if they don’t stick to the formula that worked the first time around ...

Rooty, Basement Jaxx's second album, ... Both here and on its full-length 1999 debut Remedy, Basement Jaxx traffics in some of the most shamelessly insistent and inventive beats around.