The Chemical Brothers mark ‘Further’ 15th anniversary with Discord watch party

13 June 2026
2 minutes · By Staff

The Chemical Brothers are marking the 15th anniversary of their seventh studio album 'Further'. The duo are inviting fans to celebrate the milestone with a Discord watch party of the accompanying audiovisual film by visual collaborators Smith & Lyall, plus a vinyl giveaway, this Sunday 14th June.

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Crucially, the timing is meaningful. ‘Further’ was released in June 2010 and stands as one of the most cinematic releases in the duo’s catalogue. As a result, the album has long been celebrated by fans for its long-form, journey-style sequencing and its accompanying audiovisual film.

Notably, the watch party will take place on The Chemical Brothers‘ official Discord. The event runs simultaneously across global time zones, kicking off at 12pm LA / 1pm Mexico / 3pm NYC / 8pm London / 9pm Berlin / 4am Tokyo / 5am Sydney.

Furthermore, the moment doubles as a community moment. The duo are using the watch party to bring fans together around one of their most visually iconic albums, with Smith & Lyall‘s long-form film built to be experienced as a single continuous piece. Equally, the vinyl giveaway adds a collector’s touch for those tuning in.

Meanwhile, the wider Chemical Brothers 2026 calendar is packed. The duo recently released ‘Go: Apex and Beyond’, dropped the live cut of ‘Go’ from Glastonbury on streaming, and continue to mark 30 years of one of the UK’s most influential electronic acts.

Still, the bigger picture is the album itself. ‘Further’ remains one of The Chemical Brothers‘ most distinctive and immersive bodies of work. In short, the Sunday watch party is a fitting way to honour 15 years of one of dance music’s most ambitious audiovisual statements.

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