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The Blue God - It's the fate of the muse to be forever defined by the artist they inspire. So it seemed for Martina Topley Bird who, after providing the sultry female foil to Tricky's paranoia on his first three albums, was thereafter apparently doomed to just being 'that girl off Maxinquaye'. Not even...
Martina Topley-Bird - Its been a while (5 years) since Martina Topley-Bird released her gorgeous debut album Quixotic and even longer since she enchanted listeners as the sweet but sussed foil to Trickys gruff, world-weary vocals on Maxinquaye. This single is a pretty neat little number built around Martinas gorgeous voice and a...
Martina Topley-Bird - Its been a while (5 years) since Martina Topley-Bird released her gorgeous debut album Quixotic and even longer since she enchanted listeners as the sweet but sussed foil to Trickys gruff, world-weary vocals on Maxinquaye. This single is a pretty neat little number built around Martinas gorgeous voice and a...
Tricky - Maxinquaye -
Bristol rapper Adrian Thaws, aka Tricky (once he’d dropped the cumbersome "Kid" from his moniker), was hardly an unknown force when he released this debut album in early 1995. His whispered, husky vocals had appeared on Massive Attack’s 1991 disc Blue Lines, and he featured again on...
CIRKUS To Release 'Let The Madness Begin' In November -
After releasing three successful EPs for three years straight, Swedish rockers CIRKUS have just completed work on their full-on frontal assault debut album titled "Let the Madness Begin" with musical genius Chris Tsangarides, a Grammy-nominated producer and mixing engineer for bands such as JUDAS PRIEST, THIN LIZZY, BLACK SABBATH, BRUCE...
Massive Attack - Blue Lines -
Twenty years on from this landmark album’s release and its makers are very much a part of the mainstream, an outfit comfortably capable of selling out the nation’s biggest venues and with enough column inches of acclaim behind them to build a (rather flimsy, granted) ladder to the Moon. But...
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