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Australian musician, composer, and producer renowned for fusing orchestral arrangements with electronic beats, trip-hop, and big beat.Rob Dougan gained global recognition in the late 1990s and early 2000s, primarily through his signature track 'Clubbed to Death' featured prominently in The Matrix film. His debut album 'Furious Angels' solidified his unique style, blending cinematic grandeur with driving electronic rhythms. Despite critical acclaim, his output has been sporadic.

• Dougan's career skyrocketed after 'Clubbed to Death' was used in the 1999 blockbuster film 'The Matrix', exposing his dramatic sound to a massive global audience.
• His debut album 'Furious Angels' (2002) was notoriously delayed for years, partly due to Dougan's perfectionism and complex negotiations surrounding the extensive orchestral recordings required.
• Following the success of 'Furious Angels', Dougan largely retreated from the spotlight for over a decade, focusing on production work for other artists and personal projects before releasing the album 'The 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time' in 2015.
• He is known for performing piano and vocals himself on his recordings, often layering these with large-scale orchestral sections and electronic programming, creating a distinctively powerful and cinematic sound.