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Nineties Electronica Survivors Rave On

EDM is on the rise, but these 12 superstars never went away
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Karl Hyde and Rick Smith have been doing it since the Eighties, but the English act broke through with 1996's "Born Slippy," featured prominently in Trainspotting. Since then, they've embraced the role of EDM's elder statesmen. This summer, they're getting the royal treatment as music directors of the Olympics opening ceremonies in London.

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