Portishead

The band was formed in Bristol, UK in 1991, by Geoff Barrow, Beth Gibbons and Adrian Utley. Previously, Barrow had been working as a tape operator (including work with Massive Attack and Tricky)[2], Gibbons was singing in pubs, and Utley had played jazz guitar for Big John Patton and The Jazz Messengers.[3] The trio created the short film To Kill a Dead Man, which was heavily inspired by espionage films, and its accompanying soundtrack persuaded Go! Beat Records to sign the band.[4][5] Portishead's first album, Dummy, was released in 1994 and the first single was 'Numb'. In spite of the band's aversion to press coverage, the album was successful in both Europe and the United States (where it...

Ringtones

Album Melody Nelson - 2002

Theme from To Kill a Dead Man
Over
Sheared Times
Sour Sour Times
Glory Box (Edit)
Lot More
Toy Box
Sheared Box
Airbas Reconstruction
Scom
Glory Box (mudflap Mix)

Album Toy Box - 2002

En Melody
Ballade De Melody Nelson
Melody
Ah Melody
Airbus Reconstruction

Album PNYC - 1998

All Mine
Half Day Closing
Cowboys
Humming
Only You

Album Dummy - 1994

Strangers
Numb
Mysterons
Wandering Star
Roads
Glory Box
Sour Times

Other Portishead ringtones

A tribute to monk and canatella
To Kill A Dead Man
Glory box (mudflap remix)
Mourning air (war child)
Glory box (remix)
Wandering star (Live)
Undenied
Scorn
Numb (Remix)
Glory Box Edit
Western Eyes
Elysium
Mourning Air
Seven Months
Revenge Of The Number
Numbed in Moscow
Interlude