
Leftfield
London electronic group known for the 1995 album Leftism and the UK number one album Rhythm and Stealth (1999). Techno Airlines lists Leftfield on 2 festival lineups, including Dekmantel Festival and Glastonbury Festival.
- Stories
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- Festivals
- 2
- Playlists
- 12
Leftfield: quick facts
Sourced, updated Oct 2026- Members
- Neil Barnes, Adam Wren and Sebastian Beresford
- Nationality
- British
- Genres
- Progressive house, House, Breakbeat, Dub techno
- Labels
- Hard Hands, Infectious Music, Columbia
- Active since
- 1989
Essential tracks
- Open Up1993
- Release the Pressure1995
- Afro-Left1995
- Original1995
- Phat Planet1999
Latest on Leftfield
1 storiesPast festival appearances
Where Leftfield has played
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Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about Leftfield
Where are Leftfield from?
Leftfield are from British.
Who are the members of Leftfield?
Leftfield are Neil Barnes, Adam Wren and Sebastian Beresford.
What kind of music does Leftfield play?
Leftfield play progressive house, house, breakbeat and dub techno.
What are Leftfield's best known tracks?
Signature tracks include "Open Up" (1993), "Release the Pressure" (1995) and "Afro-Left" (1995).
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