Review: The Chemical Brothers' deeply infectious and intoxicating No Geography is their best record in years

The Chemical Brothers made the technological boom of the divisive '90s theirs by providing the anxious era with explosive beats and a new age of dance music. With their seminal debut, Exit Planet Dust, the duo of Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons helped push the big beat genre into the mainstream, but their influence did not begin and end with their debut. In fact, the records that followed, Dig Your Own Hole and Surrender converted doubters of the electronic dance scene--hip-hop heads and rock-lovers-...