In the documentary film Hired Gun: Out of the Shadows, Into the Spotlight, an elite group of "First Call, A-List" musicians share their behind-the scene stories of touring, what it takes to play next ...

The Trip Out, released today, April 15 on Ultra Records, has pioneering American electronic act The Crystal Method (Scott Kirkland) looking to the future and embarking on collaborations with some of ...

Peering into a camera from a bedroom in his Costa Rica home, Ken Jordan’s got grocery stores on the mind. “Are they still called Smith’s Food King?” he wonders, carpooling down memory lane with buddy ...

The number of college-age kids in the audience grooving to the music to The Crystal Method (TCM) on Thursday proved the band's brand of electronic "club" music is alive and well, despite the fact that ...

Glendale isn’t normally considered the center of modern electronic music, but for one of the genre’s legendary acts, the Crystal Method, the area has been home for nearly two decades. When Scott ...

Between them, French electronic music icon Jean-Michel Jarre and the Crystal Method's Scott Kirkland have combined for more than 60 years of electronic music. Though they come from different eras -- ...

There are a handful of electronic artists that early consumers credit with taking the music out of the underground and into the mainstream. These movers and shakers include The Prodigy, The Chemical ...

Serving as America’s answer to English acts like The Chemical Brothers and Fatboy Slim, The Crystal Method—composed of Las Vegas natives Ken Jordan and Scott Kirkland—managed to cash in on the already ...

“It’s just more fun and games,” the Crystal Method’s Ken Jordan says of the electronic duo’s new album, Tweekend. “I mean we’re called ‘the Crystal Method.'” True, but before you give Jordan and ...

The Crystal Method have released a statement objecting to the use of their song “High Roller” as the soundtrack to drone footage that Russia’s state broadcaster released. The sleek footage, embedded ...

What is it with bands getting angry when foreign governments use their music as the soundtrack to propaganda videos about drone strikes? That’s what just happened to The Crystal Method, and as ...