Portishead

Portishead is an English electronic band formed in 1991 in Bristol. The group consists of vocalist Beth Gibbons, multi-instrumentalist and producer Geoff Barrow, and guitarist Adrian Utley. Their debut album, "Dummy," released in 1994, received critical acclaim and commercial success, winning the Mercury Music Prize in 1995. The album features singles such as "Numb," "Sour Times," and "Glory Box." The band is known for their contribution to the trip hop genre, blending hip-hop production with atmospheric sounds and emotive vocals. Other notable albums include "Portishead" (1997) and "Third" (2008). The products available from the artist Portishead include CDs, vinyls.