has any genre aged as well as trip hop?

Genres don't age, they evolve.

Screenshot my brilliance.

Anon's right, music doesn't age

Also, I rarely really *enjoy* trip-hop besides Maxinquaye. Maybe I'm just not moody enough for it.

classical and any anti-vietnam war rock

>>69831215
garage + jungle boys

>>69831215
Hip Hop


It's been 30 years and it's continually climbing in both popularity and critical appeal. The ideas within the genre are really starting to get expansive.

>>69831963
>nobody gives a shit about breaks anymore
RIP

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>>69832324
eh, at least what is there is still good

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>>69831241
ok

Portishead's Dummy still makes a great rainy day soundtrack

Kinda agree about trip hop. Most the 90s trip hop could perfectly fit into this year. Massive Attack's new EP for instance doesn't sound too much different from their previous stuff but is still really solid.