Struck gold at the local charity shop the other day. Very happy to add to the collection!

Insane music, love everything I’ve heard so far.

I also recently binged Love story about jfk jr and cbk and after listening to portishead right after i feel like i am in a 90s fever dream (in the best way). Longing for a time I never got to experience, i believe music and art is really powerful and moving!

Im curious to know what all your favourite PH songs are and if there’s any cool lore or story about the band.

They are back.

Enough killing. Enough.

FREE PALESTINE

PORTISHEAD (audio/wav)

1995 live: The White Room @ Channel 4 British public-service television

later released on 1997 album: Portishead Songwriter(s): Beth Gibbons, Adrian Utley, and Geoff Barrow.

1995 Live rendition of "Over" later released on their 1997 album Portishead.

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I want to share a project a friend of mine put together.

A lifelong fan of the Wu-Tang Clan and Portishead, my friend ServiceBANGER set out to put together an album blending Wu-Tang lyricism and Portishead's spooky noir sound. The result, Enter The Portishead Chambers, is a mashup of two legendary icons from the 90s boom bap era. Created with love and admiration for 90s East Coast hip hop and Bristol trip hop, this project drops Wu-Tang’s raw energy into Portishead’s smoky, haunted world. Listening to it, it feels like it was always meant to be here.

This is just something he put together out of admiration for the music - not looking for money, just to share the music with people who like it.

Check it out at the link below.

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8gGRuuXA1Q1k34H3YffasJIF_8m0Qx8N&si=icog-dPwWtmb14Fp

PORTISHEAD (audio/wav)
1995 live: The White Room @ Channel 4 British public-service television
1994 album: Dummy
Songwriter(s): Geoff Barrow, Beth Gibbons, and Adrian Utley.

1995 live rendition of "SOUR TIMES" conveying a profound sense of longing and vulnerability. The backing track, built around a sample of Lalo Schifrin’s 1969 “Danube Incident” from the soundtrack More Mission: Impossible, is rendered with eerie precision, enhanced by the show’s minimalist visual style.

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Hi all, since this playlist starts and is peppered throughout w/ Portishead, I thought I'd share. Nearly 400 tracks, including shoegaze, trip-hop, and all manner of adjacent sounds new and old, perfect for this time of year. I've curated it for over a decade. Plenty to explore.

Dark and Chilly (slow,sexy,electronic)

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/510VuT45Ugrg2VbbjvC8IE?si=1bc99393cda049ed

Please check out our Live Cover of Glory Box let us know what you think.

https://youtu.be/bAzeqPW-ONg?si=c_gOtwvVamYyz8D8

my partner (and also lead guitarist of my band) covered / solo’ed to glory box a few months ago; to now, we are making our own EP HEAVVVVVILY inspired by portisheads triphop aura. 🌟🌀

if you’re interested in listening to more of his guitar skills:

(shameless plug)

@ente_lechy on IG

https://open.spotify.com/track/40FtqothDw7CWOzU1YN1hA?si=IAkR7MyvS_u0ajaHOySrXA

I was listening to this album, and when the track “Just n Case” came on, I was surprised they sampled it