100th Window
Massive Attack · 2003
73 min · 9 tracks · electronica · trip hop
A haunting blend of downtempo beats, ethereal vocals, and dark atmospheric layers create an immersive listening experience.
Why this album works
'100th Window' received critical acclaim for its innovative production and was notable for its chart performance, reaching number 4 on the UK Albums Chart. It also faced controversy due to its political themes and was associated with increased scrutiny over the representation of contemporary issues in music at the time.
- Best for
- long, immersive listening sessions gradual builds and payoffs atmospheric background focus
- Context
- By the time '100th Window' was released in 2003, Massive Attack had already established themselves as pioneers of trip hop with their previous albums 'Blue Lines' and 'Mezzanine'. This album marked their first release without founding member and vocalist Shara Nelson, signaling a shift in their creative direction and a deeper exploration into electronic soundscapes.
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Tracklist
New here? Start with "Future Proof".
- 1 Future Proof Start here 5:38
- 2 What Your Soul Sings Standout 6:38
- 3 Everywhen 7:39
- 4 Special Cases 5:09
- 5 Butterfly Caught Standout 7:34
- 6 A Prayer for England 5:48
- 7 Small Time Shot Away 7:59
- 8 Name Taken 7:49
- 9 Antistar / [LP4] 19:38
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