Dummy
by Portishead
On 'Dummy', Portishead constructed a landmark of 1990s trip-hop by layering Beth Gibbons' desolate, blues-laden vocals over a distinctive fusion of cinematic atmospheres and dark, hip-hop-inspired breakbeats. The album's influential sound was achieved through innovative analog production, where original instrumental recordings were pressed to vinyl and then physically distressed to create unique, vintage-sounding samples, cementing its critical and popular legacy with a 1995 Mercury Music Prize win.
Genres
- Trip Hop
Tracklist
- Mysterons
- Sour Times
- Strangers
- It Could Be Sweet
- Wandering Star
- It's A Fire
- Numb
- Roads
- Pedestal
- Biscuit
- Glory Box