Raime are a London-based electronic music duo formed by Joe Andrews and Tom Halstead. Emerging in the early 2010s, they gained recognition for their atmospheric, rhythmically intricate productions that blend elements of post-punk, industrial, dub, and early jungle. Their debut self-titled EP, released on the influential Blackest Ever Black label in 2010, introduced listeners to their brooding, minimalist soundscapes, quickly making them prominent figures in the UK underground scene.

Raime’s first full-length album, *Quarter Turns Over a Living Line* (2012), received critical acclaim for its innovative approach to dark electronic music, characterized by heavy use of reverb, sparse beats, and haunting samples. This album, along with subsequent releases, saw the duo expanding the boundaries of electronic and experimental music, incorporating live instruments and field recordings into their productions. Throughout their career, Raime have maintained a reputation for immersive and intense live performances, often employing custom-built visuals and sound system setups to enhance the sensory experience.

Beyond their work as Raime, Andrews and Halstead have explored more club-oriented sounds with projects like Moin and the label RR, continuously pushing their sound into new territory. Known for their meticulous craftsmanship and refusal to conform to genre conventions, Raime remain a vital presence in the evolving landscape of contemporary electronic music.