The output from Dutch drum 'n' bass triumvirate Noisia is often described in a trio of words: Original, emotional, visceral. Whilst seemingly a bold statement to make, its an equally justified one given that in less than ten years of operations, Noisia are already renowned for their insane technical abilites, resulting in their music being used for everything from leading computer games to trailers for Hollywood blockbusters, as well as producing a wealth of remixes for the world's most prominent artists.

Having honed their skills in their collective hometown of Groningen, Noisia, aka Martijn Sonderson, Thijs de Vlieger and Nik Roos have developed a sound that's uniquely theirs. Whilst production techniques are tirelessly challenged and progressed, Noisia have in the process managed to blend engaging sound design with upfront bass and beats that has won over a worldwide following.

Beginning their careers back in 2003, Noisia released a number of well received releases on labels like Shadow Law and Nerve, bringing their raw sound to the attention of the drum 'n' bass scene's major players. Imprints like Moving Shadow, Renegade Hardware, Subtitles and DJ Friction’s Shogun Audio all got involved with the Dutch threesome, spotting their potential and already fully formed drum 'n' bass sound.

Barely two years in the game, and Noisia were already becoming the go-to producers for no nonsense, hard hitting drum 'n' bass, prompting them to set up their own imprint - Vision.

Huge, scene defining hits followed in the shape of 'Stigma', 'The Tide', 'Dustup' and 'Exodus'. Their spare time saw them called upon by the likes of Amon Tobin, Moby and Pendulum for remix duties, further embedding their relevance in drum 'n' bass culture. The completion of their LP ‘Split The Atom’ in 2010 would cement this even more.

Coming as something of a departure from the norm, Noisia incorporated a plethora of sounds and styles into their debut long player, all with that distinctive Noisia aesthetic. The risk paid off and 'Split The Atom' was subsequently picked up by Deadmau5 for a special edition reissue on his own mau5trap label.

The remix duties kept increasing, as now Skrillex, Mark Knight, The Prodigy and Deadmau5 were all desperate to see how Noisia would translate their work, officially announcing them as one of the hottest production teams in dance music as a whole.

A slew of awards have followed including three times winning best drum 'n' bass act with Beatport's annual awards as well as Best Drum 'n' Bass Single for 'Could this Be' at the 2013 Bass Music Awards in association with Skiddle. Noisia seem to be just getting started too, now owning three record labels intent on signing new up and coming talent and travelling the world and headlining some of the globe's biggest festivals. Remaining true to their original ideals, Noisia are destined for a long time to come to continue pushing their uncompromisingly original sound much to the delight of the bass music fraternity.