"We could have made the same record over and over again as so many other artists from our era do, but we thought, 'What was the point?' " says Ross Godfrey (left), with his brother Paul.
(steve gullick)
Morcheeba changes its sound track
"We could have made the same record over and over again as so many other artists from our era do, but we thought, 'What was the point?' " says Ross Godfrey (left), with his brother Paul.
(steve gullick)
Paul and Ross Godfrey, the brother masterminds behind Morcheeba, have been called sonic sculptors and some of the architects of the trip-hop movement in pop music. Yet according to Ross, they associate their art form more with film. (Full article: 741 words)
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