Unforscene

British electronic music production project based in Bristol, formed by brothers Will and Benji Bower (frequently featuring Benji Muscat). Their music blends cinematic funk, nu-jazz, broken beat, trip-hop, and contemporary classical arrangements.The duo debuted in 2000 with "The Sulston Connection" EP, followed by their critically acclaimed first album "Pacific Heights" in 2001. They gained widespread support from prominent DJs like Gilles Peterson and Laurent Garnier, which led to their second album "New World Disorder" (2003) being heavily supported on BBC Radio.