Hus Kingpin utilises prime Portishead samples on new album 'Portihus'.
The Bristol group have always had a substantive - if often indirect - relationship with hip-hop, a process of mutual exchange that runs through their catalogue.
The band's Geoff Barrow recently resurrected his fantastic Quakers project, a three-strong production collective who can draw on some of the finest MCs around.
'Portishus' finds this appreciation moving in the opposite direction, with Hus Kingpin drawing on the same sonic well that fuelled those first two Portishead records.
| 1 | Who Made You Look |
| 2 | Barriers |
| 3 | Meet The Poet |
| 4 | Beth Gibbons |
| 5 | The Struggling |
| 6 | Belly |
| 7 | A Killer's Quench |
| 8 | The Gram Tape |
| 9 | Ageless |
| 10 | Mourning |
| 11 | Professionals |
| 12 | The Atticus Play |
| 13 | Money, Sex Drugs |
| 14 | Kool Keith |
| 15 | The Heroes |
| 16 | Chasing Ghosts |
| 17 | The Intruders |
| 18 | Shooters Harmony |
| 19 | Sunkist Pt 2 |
| 20 | Snotty Jail Freestyle |
