Trip hop

So, since that day, I've begun making as much noise as I want to.

Previously, I always tried to think of my neighbors first, but since it turned out they don't give a hoot, I've been blasting Trip Hop, Techno, whatever I'm watching on TV because it's the only way to drown out the noise from next door.

Since I started, one of the other neighbors, the other neighbors seem to take my side, but they might just be trying to be diplomatic and stay out of it, which I don't blame them for at all, told me that the kid's mother has been complaining on Facebook about their jerk neighbor, which is me, playing loud music.

For a full picture, this kid starts at 6am, I have to wear earplugs if I want to sleep past 6 and doesn't stop until 9pm.

Taking on the 10 seed from the '90s, and I don't even know what this is.

The Bristol Sound- Oh ... and Trip Hop.

Yeah, that's Massive Attack, and Tricky, and maybe to some degree, Portishead.

Um- That Massive Attack record was huge.

[singing] Yeah.

Treating you to a bit of '90s trip hop.

From the Scottish, uh, 1 Dove.

That is White Loves.

That's all they're saying.

They are on Discovered on Trip Hop.

I think we're seeing a theme here.

Although I don't understand why they'd be on Trip Hop then because they all seem to have instruments that they've plugged in.

Yeah,

it looks pretty.

Yeah.

I think Trip Hop kind of was the next evolution in all this electronic before it and goth and everything.

And one of my favorite, someone like Massive Attack would be one of the more common ones, like ambient type music again.

Yeah.

It's also Quiet is obviously the show tunes.

Obviously, you've got Trip Hop.

Obviously, you've got Art Pop.

There's Glitch Pop, a little, but not as a focus.