Editing Leftfield (section)

==== Revival and Later Albums (2010–present) ====

In January 2010, Neil Barnes revived the Leftfield name. Paul Daley declined to rejoin, preferring to focus on his solo DJ career. Barnes assembled a live band including MC Cheshire Cat, Adam Wren on engineering and programming, and Sebastian 'Bid' Beresford on drums, and headlined major festivals including [[Creamfields]] and [[Electric Picnic]] in 2010.

'''''Alternative Light Source''''', the first Leftfield album in 16 years, was released on 8 June 2015 on Infectious Records. The album included a collaboration with [[Sleaford Mods]] on the track "Head and Shoulders."

'''''This Is What We Do''''' followed in 2022, featuring "Full Way Round" with vocals by [[Grian Chatten]] of [[Fontaines D.C.]] The album continued Leftfield's practice of pairing electronic production with guest vocalists from outside the dance world, presenting a sound informed by the band's original values while responding to contemporary political conditions.