Hello! I listen to a lot of music but I’d say my favourite artists are Massive Attack, Gojira, and Tool.

Musically, not much combines them apart from a love for atmosphere, artistry, and prominent messages in lyrics - be that political, psychological, spiritual, philosophical, etc.

Hence, for my own project I wanted to experiment with making “heavy trip-hop”. I know people have been doing similar things with Industrial music but it doesn’t really give the same feel (for me).

I was blown away when I saw MA live because their guitar sound was stellar. Group Four is one of my favourite songs of all time and that outro is the epitome of the kind of music I want to make.

So does anyone have any guitar-driven, heavy trip-hop recommendations for me to check out? :)

Hey! I just released a new triphop track inspired by Portishead. Would really appreciate if you could have a listen, feedback appreciated!

https://open.spotify.com/track/38beBvtFAcOv46KRTCIfiF?si=161e3bf3c5f24ce5

From trip-hop to shoegaze and more, this playlist explores the darker side of chillout music. Sensual, moody, in the best way! Massive Attack, Burial, Trentemoller, classic cuts from The Cure, Cocteau Twins, and so much more. I've been curating this playlist since 2011. It's a doozie.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/510VuT45Ugrg2VbbjvC8IE

https://soundcloud.com/gargon223/pancakes-2?in=gargon223/sets/procedural-knowledge&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

I’m looking for a Trip Hop band cover song suggestions.

Criteria based on band members:
Female vocals intricate and dynamic drums dub-inspired bass Ambient guitar OR (Danelectro) sitar Live (not sequenced) Moog analog synth and/or electric piano