Oddly, Morcheeba waited until it was one of the last trip-hop bands standing to suddenly switch gears. Anyone looking to Fragments Of Freedom for more moody and melodic anthems of melancholia will ...

On their third album, the British trip-hoppers affect a more upbeat tone as they continue to blenderize pop styles.

Aside from the old-school Morcheeba sound of the opener, "World Looking In", and a couple of low-key instrumentals that scream "didn't feel like writing lyrics that day", Fragments of Freedom is a ...

Along the way, they covered as many styles as possible, all of them grounded in light funk. The result reflected the breadth of their third and latest LP, “Fragments of Freedom. ” ...

Freedom Tree is known for its bold use of colour, storytelling prints, and a very contemporary Indian design voice. And the same reflects in their latest launch—Faces in Fragments—an intimate ...

Morcheeba, 'Fragments of Freedom' (Sire) The British trio's third CD of featherlight hip-hop meanders between sexy and dull, but be patient: Sky Edwards's velvet vocals are worth the slow patches ...

From 1996 to 2003, Morcheeba released five albums: Who Can You Trust, Big Calm and Fragments Of Freedom, Charango, and Parts of the Process, spawning hits such as The Sea, Rome Wasn't Built in A ...

On May 16, the City of Tallinn will mark the 777th anniversary of being granted Lübeck rights with a day – and night – full of cultural events. Headlining this year's Tallinn Day program are British ...

They also bled people. However, neither of those nostrums tops the absurdity of Morcheeba dubbing their first sans-Skye Edwards album as The Antidote.

Additionally, they left their trip hop sound even further behind with their third record, Fragments Of Freedom. If Big Calm had seen them bringing in more diverse influences – reggae, soundtrack, ...