False Idols

Tricky · 2013

44 min · 15 tracks · electronic · trip hop · experimental hip-hop

A dark and moody exploration of identity, blending haunting melodies with intricate beats and Tricky's signature vocal style.

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Why this album works

Best for: steady mid-tempo reflective moments darkly atmospheric headphone experience intricate beats for focused listening
Context: By the time 'False Idols' was released in 2013, Tricky had already established himself as a pioneering force in trip-hop since his debut album 'Maxinquaye' in 1995. This record marked his return to a more personal sound after several experimental releases, re-establishing his unique voice within the evolving electronic music landscape.
If you like: electronic, trip hop, experimental hip-hop

False Idols is an album by Tricky, released in 2013. A dark and moody exploration of identity, blending haunting melodies with intricate beats and Tricky's signature vocal style. 'False Idols' received critical acclaim for its introspective lyrics and production, marking Tricky's successful comeback after a period of relative obscurity. The album was praised for its innovative sound and helped to reignite interest in Tricky's work, contributing to the broader resurgence of trip-hop influences in contemporary music. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does False Idols sound like?

A dark and moody exploration of identity, blending haunting melodies with intricate beats and Tricky's signature vocal style. Rooted in electronic and trip hop.

What makes False Idols by Tricky notable?

'False Idols' received critical acclaim for its introspective lyrics and production, marking Tricky's successful comeback after a period of relative obscurity. The album was praised for its innovative sound and helped to reignite interest in Tricky's work, contributing to the broader resurgence of trip-hop influences in contemporary music. By the time 'False Idols' was released in 2013, Tricky had already established himself as a pioneering force in trip-hop since his debut album 'Maxinquaye' in 1995. This record marked his return to a more personal sound after several experimental releases, re-establishing his unique voice within the evolving electronic music landscape.

Who is False Idols for?

False Idols works well if you're into steady mid-tempo reflective moments, darkly atmospheric headphone experience and intricate beats for focused listening.

How many songs are on False Idols?

False Idols has 15 tracks, running approximately 44 minutes.