Fun Stuff > BAND

Can anyone recommend me some trip-hop?

<< < (2/9) > >>

dancarter:
Oh, ho. That ain't so.

I'd say Sneaker Pimps and the spinoff IAMX are both pretty great.  Especially considering after Becoming X, SP was pretty much forgotten outside of the UK, and both albums that followed were stronger efforts.

KvP:
Don't know if you can find a lot of new trip-hop these days but you can find a lot of stuff that's descended from trip-hop. Burial is a sensible next step, though most dubstep doesn't fit the mold as well. Look up "hauntology" and you'll probably find some stuff. Downtempo works sometimes, Bonobo just released a pretty excellent album. Also look up "wonky" or "funky". Most of those artists are largely descended from the 2-step garage tradition but some of it (namely Floating Points, who is probably the best DJ nobody's heard of) flirts with trip-hop.

rynne:

Fellows.  Lamb.


And if you like Massive Attack, I assumed you've gotten Tricky's excellent Maxinquaye, right?

JD:
RjD2? Urthboy?

JD:
I've honestly never listened to portishead or massive attack, so I dunno if the sound is similar.

Navigation

[0] Message Index

[#] Next page

[*] Previous page