British four-piece dance act Rudimental have soared to the top of the British music charts with their debut album Home.
The dance group have taken the UK by storm over the past 12 months, combining insane beats with soulful vocals, as well as dabbling their hand in pretty much every dance off-shoot that has existed over the years.
Featuring big-name collaborators including Emeli Sande, Alex Clare and Ella Eyre (who recently worked with the production kings on their number one track Waiting All Night), Home, according to NME, contains “more bangers than a barbecue at a firework factory”.
It truly is a phenomenal album, especially for a debut effort. If you’re yet to grab a copy, you can download the Deluxe Edition of Home here.
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