Groove Armada - in Popular Culture

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In PlayStation Home, in association with VidZone, beginning on 3 December 2009 and ending on 17 December 2009, there was an event in a special PlayStation Events Space, the Presentation Podium, for Groove Armada. The event featured a mini-game called Freezeball, rewards, and exclusive music content and interview footage from Groove Armada. The event is to celebrate the launch of Groove Armada's album Black Light. Their song Madder is featured in Rayman 3 Hoodlum Havoc. Their song But I Feel Good is featured in Brian Lara International Cricket 2007 "Paper Romance" is featured on the soundtrack of FIFA 11.

  • "Madder" appears in the video game, Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc, in the opening sequence.
  • "Hands of Time" is featured in the movies Collateral, Domino and Tell No One, an episode of the 2000s BBC television series Red Cap and various episodes of Top Gear.
  • "Edge Hill" was on the soundtrack of the first Tomb Raider movie.
  • "Chicago" was on the soundtrack of Kevin & Perry Go Large.
  • "If Everybody Looked the Same" is featured in the 2000 remake of Get Carter, the 2000 remake of Gone in Sixty Seconds and also Miss Congeniality.
  • "Superstylin" was featured on Dance Dance Revolution Ultramix 3 for Xbox.

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