The debut album from David Holmes, "Let's Get Killed," is a landmark of late-90s electronic music, merging breakbeats with cinematic textures. Its gritty, sample-heavy production laid the groundwork for much of the genre's subsequent output.
- "Let's Get Killed" was originally released on October 21, 1997, by 1500 Records.
- The album features prominent use of obscure funk and jazz samples, a hallmark of Holmes's production style.
- The track 'My Mate Paul' gained particular attention, becoming an underground anthem in the trip-hop scene.
David Holmes is a Northern Irish electronic musician and producer, best known for his work in trip-hop and his soundtracks for Steven Soderbergh. The release of "Let's Get Killed" marked a pivotal moment in his early career, establishing his distinctive sound before his later film work gained wider recognition.
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