Any Trip-Hop fans out there?

Wondering if there were any Trip-Hop fans out there? I'm looking for some new bands to listen to. I've been listening to mostly Portishead, Masive Attack, Sneaker Pimps, and Tricky. Any other bands out there worth checking out?

try Blockhead and Thievery Corp! and Kruder and Dorfmeister.

You might like Laika and Goldfrapp is good on the road.

Is that still around?

Blockhead is the only new artist you could call trip hop, unless you count RJD2?

lamb, dj shadow, unkle, prefuse 73, david holmes, nightmares on wax, lemon jelly, coldcut, kruder and dorfmiester, hexstatic, funki porcini, fila brazilla, anything on mo'wax or ninja tunes record labels... this list could go forever. even longer depending on your view of what trip hop actually is... there's alot of stuff like plaid that is border line electronica trip hop depending on your view point... i guess the most trip hoppiest plaid album would be their 'rest proof clockwork'.. fuckin' quality

hope this has helped a little

i wish someone would make me a trip-hop mix...

trip-hop is definitely awesome. i also listen to tricky, especially the older stuff. and, cinematic orchestra has some nice trip-hop selections.

Great, thanks guys. I'll definately have to check out some of these bands.

Visit my site (clicky!), scroll down to the entry titled "The Peak Show", click on the link, listen to the demos, come.

It's as simple as that.

mmm, so trippy... so hoppy.

Thievery Corp is trip hop?

I used to listen to a crap-tonne of Tricky back in the day. I dunno if Gorillaz counts, but I like them too. Portishead's pretty rad. Yeah, not too big on it anymore though.

Anyone remember Ruby?

Try Morcheeba.

the first Hooverphonic album is the bomb. the others that followed blow.

Blockhead, Prefuse, Deceptikon, Deru, Cinematic Orchestra, DJ Shadow, Malcom Kipe, Quantic, Boards of Canada

[Edited on Jan 18, 2006 by Jah]

Trip-Hop Group

DJ Krush!

Maybe as a whole but there are select few songs that are great.

If you like Trip-Hop try:

Lovage
Meat Beat Manifesto
Mr. Scruff
Nightmares On Wax
Propellerheads are great but they are more D&B
Rob Dougan has some good stuff
Royksopp leans towards a more electronica side and is a little speedier than most Trip-Hop
To the slower side of things give Boards of Canada a try.

Lovage kicks ass. I'm pissed that I missed my chance to see them a few years back, didn't learn about them until a few weeks after they were around my area.

Check out Daddy G, DJ-Kicks

you've earned my trust, new kid.