Grammy's 2020: The Chemical Brothers' 'No Geography' bags them their third Best Dance/Electronic Album win
Music's biggest night is taking place right now at the Staples Center in Los Angeles and The Chemical Brothers bagged the award for the Best Dance/Electronic Album.
The 62nd annual Grammy Awards is on full swing and being hosted by Alicia Keys. Following in the footsteps of last year's Best Dance/Electronic Album winner Justice for their work in 'Women Worldwide', The Chemical Brothers takes home the award this year.
First initiated in 2005, for over the past decade and a half, the award has been received by artists with quality albums in the dance and electronic genres. To date, Skrillex and The Chemical Brothers have received the award three times, with Daft Punk receiving it twice. The Chemical Brothers also hold the most number of nominations in this category.
With the impeccable amount of talent in this category, The Chemical Brothers' 'No Geography' managed to beat the other nominees that included Apparat's 'LP5', Flume's 'Hi This Is Flume (Mixtape)', Rufus Du Sol's 'Solace', and Tycho's 'Weather'. It was surely quite a tough competition.
Besides the win for the Best Dance/Electronic Album, The Chemical Brothers also snagged the award for the Best Dance Recording for 'Got to Keep On'. The group was also nominated for the Best Music Video for 'We’ve Got to Try' but they were beaten to it by Lil Nas X and Billy Ray Cyrus’ 'Old Town Road (Official Movie)'.
