#Bristol trip hop plus#
#Bristol trip hop series#

Angelo Bruschini: Rock guitarist who has been a member of The Numbers, The Rimshots, The Blue Aeroplanes, and now Massive Attack.They have released three studio albums, 'Virtute et Industria', 'Häxan' and 'Hard for Justice'. Bronnt Industries Kapital: Musical project based around producer and multi-instrumentalist Guy Bartell.Subsequently, Davey Woodward and Chris Galvin formed the Experimental Pop Band in 1995.

#Bristol trip hop series#

They released a series of albums and singles, including one for the charity Mencap, called Brian Rix. The Brilliant Corners: Indie band that encompassed a variety of musical styles over its lifetime (1983–1993).Breakbeat Era: Short-lived British project, that combined the breakbeat talent of drum and bass producers, Roni Size and DJ Die, with the vocals of singer Leonie Laws.Came to prominence as a member of Bristol Punk Band Vice Squad. Beki Bondage: Rebecca Louise Bond, singer and musician (born 1963).The band became the official owners of The Fleece live music venue in May 2010 after bassist Chris Sharp purchased the lease. The Blue Aeroplanes: Art rock guitar band (1983–present).They released several other albums before they stopped touring in 1990 and officially disbanded in 1995.

Their first (self-titled) album was released on their own Nubian label, and the band was commissioned by the BBC to write and record the theme song to the sitcom The Front Line.

Black Roots: A roots reggae band from the St.

Best known for his 1961 UK hit single, ' Stranger on the Shore', which also became the first British recording to reach No.

Acker Bilk: Clarinetist and songwriter (1929–2014).

In 1991, he assisted on the recording of Massive Attack's breakthrough album Blue Lines.

Geoff Barrow: Producer, songwriter and instrumentalist (born 1971).

The outfit's core members are emcees El Eye and Mantis, producer Specify and beatbox Monkey Moo. Aspects: Hip Hop group (1996–present).They released two singles, and the album 'Bagpipe Music' on local label Heartbeat Records.

#Bristol trip hop plus#

Fronted by Bristol Beat Poet Gerard Langley, brother John Langley on drums, dancer Wojtek Dmochowski (all later of The Blue Aeroplanes), plus bassist Bill Stair and guitarists/brothers Jonjo and Robin Key. As well as composing her own material she has also co-written more than 30 songs for other artists including Gabrielle Aplin, Tom Grennan, Rina Sawayama, Louise and Netsky. Now signed to Island Records, she released her debut album Isn't It Strange in 2016.

Lauren Aquilina: Singer / songwriter and pianist born in Bristol who had three self-funded hit singles from 2012–2014.

Released the Happysad LP on The Subway Organization in 1987, and after a brief spell in The Chesterfields joined The Blue Aeroplanes.

Rodney Allen: Guitarist and songwriter.

They released three LPs, but their most notable recording was 'Airbus Reconstructed' on the B-side of Portishead's 'Sour Times' single.

Airbus: Rock band (1987–2002), formed by Nick Davidge, James Childs, Chris Fielden and Simon Hedges.