100th Window
by Massive Attack
- Type: Album
- Released: 10 February 2003
- Label: Virgin, EMI Music Group Australasia, Virgin Records America, Virgin Music Canada
- Country: United Kingdom
- Length: 1:13:54
- Community rating: 3.87/5 from 12 ratings
Artists on this release: Gavyn Wright, Horace Andy, Grant Marshall, Sinéad O'Connor, Jon Harris, Andrew Vowles, Damon Reece, Skaila Kanga, Robert Del Naja, Neil Davidge, Stuart Gordon
Album Notes & Community Reviews
Shifting away from their soul-infused roots, '100th Window' adopts a colder, heavily synthetic approach to trip-hop production. Dense, hypnotic synthesizer layers and precise, glitch-oriented percussion evoke a mysterious and decidedly nocturnal atmosphere.
Genres
Descriptors: electronic, dystopian, cavernous, downtempo, bleak
Tracklist
- Future Proof (05:38)
- What Your Soul Sings (06:38)
- Everywhen (07:39)
- Special Cases (05:09)
- Butterfly Caught (07:34)
- A Prayer For England (05:48)
- Small Time Shot Away (07:59)
- Name Taken (07:49)
- Antistar - Includes Hidden Track 'LP4' (19:40)
Credits
- Robert Del Naja - Member, arranged by [string arrangement], art direction, design, vocals, written-by, producer
- Grant Marshall - Member
- Andrew Vowles - Member
- Neil Davidge - Member, arranged by [string arrangement], written-by, producer
- Craig Pruess - arranged by [string arrangement], conductor
- Tom Hingston Studio - art direction [@], design [@]
- Tom Hingston - art direction, design
- Andrew Hay - artwork [glassworks]
- Jon Harris - bass
- Isobel Griffiths - contractor [fixer]
- Damon Reece - drums
- Skaila Kanga - harp
- Angelo Bruschini - instrumentation by [additional], guitar
- Gavyn Wright - leader
- Marc Picken - management
- West Management - management
- Tim Young - mastered by
- Mark Stent - mixed by
- David Treahearn - mixed by [assisted by]
- Paul 'P-Dub' Walton - mixed by [assisted by]
- Rob Haggett - mixed by [assisted by]
- Nick Knight - photography by
- Alex Swift - programmed by [additional], keyboards
- Mike Ross-Trevor - recorded by
- Lee Shephard - recorded by, engineer
- Stuart Gordon - violin
- Horace Andy - vocals
- Sinéad O'Connor - vocals