Disclosure have announced they're taking some "time out" in 2017 to enjoy "some much needed rest".
Brothers Guy and Lawrence Howard posted a hand-written note on Twitter, external thanking fans.
"You changed our lives forever and enable us to do what we love best on this planet."
They say they'll only do a few "special things" this year including their Brighton festival Wild Life.
Disclosure performing with Sam Smith at Coachella in 2016
The band have toured non-stop since their breakthrough track, Latch, was released in 2012. They have completed several world tours and hundreds of festival appearances.
"We were 15 and 18 when we began this incredible journey," they wrote. "It's been filled with shows bigger and better than our childhood minds could ever have imagined.
"We really can not thank every single one of you enough. You changed our lives forever and enable us to do what we love best on this planet.
"This year, we are only going to do a few special things including the return of our festival Wild Life and a few other bits we can't mention yet."
In their career so far, the brothers have been nominated for three Grammy awards and four Brit awards.
They have collaborated with the likes of Sam Smith, Lorde, The Weeknd, Nao and AlunaGeorge and released two studio albums - Settle and Caracal.
In 2016, they told Newsbeat they'd "gone back to the start" with their last EP Moog For Love.
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