Overcome

Tricky: “Overcome” (Fourth and Broadway)

Patrick Brennan, 11 Jan 1995

Tricky: “Overcome” (Fourth and Broadway)

Stylistically speaking, Tricky are out of the same stable as Portishead and Massive Attack. In fact, in many ways they sound like a neat and sexy mixture of the two Bristol combos. With it’s dark and treacly hybrid of reggae, dance and jazz, night-time is the right time for ‘Overcome’ and Tricky’s seductive and ghostly intonations. A slow burner.

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