VINYL FORMAT. Portishead's debut album, Dummy, popularized trip-hop, making its slow, narcotic rhythms, hypnotic samples, and film noir production commonplace among sophisticated, self-consciously "mature" pop fans. The group recoiled from such widespread acclaim and influence, taking three years to deliver its eponymous second album. On the surface, Portishead isn't all that dissimilar from Dummy, but its haunting, foreboding sonic textures make it clear that the group isn't interested in the crossover su...   [ read more ]

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Influenced by the subterranean antics of organizations such as sub brit. And the milk crate gang, and underground fanzines like jinx and infiltration this mini-album was recorded 100 feet below ground in the abandoned nuclear bunker at troywood. Described by the nme as " a night of apocalyptic electronic noises" and by scotland on sunday as "the total antithesis of a rock gig". "one minute blasts...." Is the follow-up to mval's collaboration with portishead's adrian utley on 'warminster' and the compilatio...   [ read more ]

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