It's amazing how just a few years differentiate innovation from imitation. As soon as Portishead made "trip-hop" a part of pop-music parlance, sneaky slow-beated neophytes began to sprout up like ...
Skye Edwards and Ross Godfrey (along with Ross’ brother Paul) spent the late ’90s at the top of the trip-hop heap. As UK trio Morcheeba, they perfected the alchemy of hip-hop beats, downtempo ...
Back in trip-hop's '90s heyday, while Massive Attack, Portishead, and Tricky were soundtracking the apocalypse, British trio Morcheeba emerged with a hazier, more psychedelic version of downtempo ...
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