This is what trip-hop sounded like in the 90s. Defined as an atmospheric offshoot of hip-hop, the genre of trip-hop fuses breakbeats with jazzy sampling and hazy vocals.⁠ ⁠ It’s said that the genre found its origin in the early 1990s in Bristol, England; the city’s mix of hip-hop, dub, reggae, and post-punk helped shape its slow, moody sound popularized by artists like Portishead. This is Portishead performing "Glory Box" at Glastonbury in 1998 — with a vocal performance from Beth Gibbons that has proven impossible to forget. __ ⁠🎥 via philipcui/YouTube #pigeonsandplanes #portishead #triphop #glorybox #90smusic