Leftfield, Paul Daley and Neil Barnes, was formed in London in 1991. Their music has been dubbed progressive house. When they began, they had problems with establishing legal ownership of the name Leftfield. They have won a Mercury music prize for their music.

Albums
Rhythm and Stealth (1999)
Leftism (1995) - Mixmag named this the number one dance album of all time
Not Forgotten (1991)

Singles
Dusted (2000)
Afrika Shox (1999)
Release the Pressure (1992)

Appearances on following compilations
Digital Empire - volume 3
The Beach Soundtrack
Go Soundtrack
Chemical Reaction
Trainspotting Soundtrack - both 1 and 2
Hackers Soundtrack - both 1 and 2
Wipeout Xl
Judge Dredd Soundtrack
Futurhythms

Leftfield gave perhaps one of the loudest electronic live performances. They were banned from London's Brixton Academy after their incredibly powerful noises made the plaster of the ceiling crack and fall onto the audience. Their manager helped the closing DJ clean dust and plaster off his records and his equipment while the police threatened to arrest the sound man.

The duo have now parted to spend more time on solo projects.

Paul Daley has been remixing folks like Arkarna, Massive Attack, Jose Padilla, Slam, and the Dub Pistols. Neil Barnes has released one remix of the Sex Pistols' "God Save the Queen".