- Trip-hop
- Electronic music
- Hip-hop
- Art pop
- Urban music
Comment: I can
remember for those days approximately 20 years ago when I had been
listening to Britpop. I would like to prefer to buy the tapes and
actually these mediums used to be more dear than the compact discs
today as well. Inside the bunch of guitar music there were
represented a couple of albums of trip-hop to create a special
feeling for certain moments. I did have Portishead's
Dummy (1994),
and Tricks
Pre-Millenium Tension
(1996). Actually
something like that I experienced by listening to this 4-track record
under Dusted Wax Kingdom. At least I could rehash the
aforementioned memories. More detailedly, oneiric female singing by Marquee Gibb,
smoky scratches, orchestrated panning, dusty reed organs. And all of
that is adeptly backed up by fatty, almost tectonic beats. And the most
important aspect to be added – the artist (Mr. Moods, and Marquee Gibb) obviously
succeeded to get synergistic essence from it. I think today it could be tagged as art/sophisti-pop. Yeah, I love it.
