Trip-Hop News

Suddenly, her head starts throbbing and blood starts dribbling from her ear. You act instantly.

In an interview on Friday with the National Post , UK trip-hop innovator Tricky offered his candid view on the controversy in England over Jay-Z headlining this weekend's Glastonbury festival, which erupted ...

Massive Attack's first album challenges listeners with a unique combination of soul, hip-hop, trance, and reggae.

Viewers of the TV drama House know its pulsating theme song-- "Teardrop" by Massive Attack. This exposure has gained the band more notoriety, particularly in the United States. But their 1991 debut, Blue Lines, ranks among their finest work. Blending hip-hop, R&B, and electronica, Massive Attack managed to create a unique sound...

Massive Attack were joined by special guests at their Glastonbury headline set tonight .

Beth Gibbons of Portishead performs at a recent show. The band is back in the spotlight following a 10-year hiatus.

Authentic Xinjiang lamb. keepon has been searching for authentic Xinjiang cumin lamb skewers, like the kind that filled the streets of Beijing.

Jumping off the screen: the score to Ridley Scott's classic film Blade Runner is reinterpreted by the Heritage Orchestra at the Meltdown festival Harrison Ford in Blade Runner whose soundtrack provided the ...

Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters is disappointed Fiji appears set to withdraw from talks with a Pacific Islands Forum working group trying to help it return to democracy.

Published June 16, 2008 at 11:01 a.m. Tags: ellen allien , portishead , alex moulton , kaskade , roir , radiohead , john patton , grachan moncur , alvin queen , silver jews If you want the summer party started, ...

The key figure was missing from this diverse double bill. Not Massive Attack, who had invited Bristol torch singer Martina Topley Bird and Deptford eccentrics The Shortwave Set to share a bill at their Meltdown ...

Anny Shaw speaks to graffiti artist, Massive Attack founder and Meltdown festival curator Robert Del Naja about art that's either hung on walls or painted directly onto them Friday June 13, 2008 guardian.co.uk ...

A Fiji-born woman who's been living in Chandigarh, India, for the past three years has been found dead in her home under mysterious circumstances.

New Delhi News.Net Tuesday 10th June, 2008 A woman from Fiji died at a hospital here Monday evening after fainting and the police were investigating the cause of her sudden death.

SINCE IT RELEASED DJ Shadow's 12-minute trip-hop Leviticus "In/Flux" back in 1993, the London-based label Mo' Wax has become the genre's most important syndicate of sound, the key source in defining the wicked ...

Since their first, independently produced single "Any Love" in 1988, Massive Attack whose Southbank Meltdown season begins on Saturday, when they play the first of two performances at the Royal Festival Hall ...

The Arts Festival actually gives more than token representation to local music this week, with the dark, hypnotic dream-pop of Tangerine and Una De Luna taking the main stage Tuesday night.

Recent releases by Portishead, Montgomery Gentry, The Roots and more. Portishead, "Third" No voice aches with more bruised conviction than that of the ever-sullen Beth Gibbons, lead singer of Portishead.

Critical success has its rewards for artists, including money and artistic freedom.

'Do I get some Charlie?' jokes the Babyshambles man Pete Doherty played a 23-song solo 'request' set last night at the Brixton Mass club in south London .

View as a single page 5:00AM Sunday May 25, 2008 By Mark Reid It's New Zealand Music Month - the eighth one in fact.