NME — Producer/instrumentalist Geoff Barrow wants to 'bang on and get another record done' more info

Guardian Music — Geoff Barrow says he wants to 'bang on' with a fourth record after signing a new contract with a major labelPortishead are ready to "get together with all [their] bits" and record a new album, Geoff Barrow has revealed, after writing songs throughout... more info

BBC 6 Music — Bristol band sign new record deal and start writing more info

Nialler9 — Taken from a Mary Anne Hobbs radio show, hear 21 minutes of Flying Lotus‘ live set from Sonar 2010 which takes in his own stellar tunes, “Sweet Berry wine“, Portishead’s ‘Machine Gun’, Burial, Radiohead, Mr. Oizo and more. Wait till he ... more info

Totally Fuzzy — YoungMossTongue said... LYRES - On Fyre ECHO IS YOUR LOVE - Humansize THIRD CIRCLE - Last Night Was The Best Night Of My Life Fuzzy love... XXX http://youngmosstongue.blogspot.com a r n e l said... Malcolm McLaren - Fans (1980) Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Fe... more info

Pitchfork - Forkcast — If you have a hankering for sad-eyed trip-hop recalling Dummy-era Portishead, this tune by Sacramento trio Dusty Brown should certainly feed that need. They're offering their new EP, The City Is Killing Me, for free download over at their official si... more info

KEXP Seattle — From Bristol, England, the birthplace of trip-hop, the band Massive Attack grew up among other electronic greats from the same town like Portishead and Tricky. Tricky was part of the band at the beginning, when they were called “The Wild Bunch”... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — From Radiohead, Damon Albarn to Portishead, the chief exports from the era of Labor ascendancy continue to enjoy a commercial and critical acclaim that their domestic contemporaries lack. ... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — While Billy Corgan, Scott Weiland, Chris Cornell, and the rest of the American “Alternative Nation,” alumni form super-groups and chase reunion money, their British peers have sustained a chemical longevity. From Radiohead, Damon Albarn to Portis... more info

Guardian Music — Colston Hall, BristolPlenty of pop artists have written and performed soundtracks for silent films recently, but few are as fit for the job as Portishead's Adrian Utley and Goldfrapp's Will Gregory. Their groups have always made ambitious, cinematic ... more info