After an 11-year silence, Portishead returned with "Third," a challenging and rewarding album that eschewed the trip-hop of their earlier work for a more experimental, often unsettling sound.
- "Third" was the first studio album by Portishead in 11 years, following 1997's "Portishead."
- The album was recorded in a converted chapel in the band's hometown of Bristol.
- Upon release, "Third" received widespread critical acclaim, with many critics noting the band's evolution in sound.
Portishead is a trip-hop group from Bristol, England, formed in 1991. They are best known for their innovative sound, which blends electronic music, dub, and hip hop elements. Portishead released their third studio album, "Third," in 2008, marking their return after an 11-year hiatus. This album saw the band experimenting with a more experimental and rock-influenced sound, moving away from their earlier trip-hop roots.
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