The Baby Namboos were a British trip hop group. Formed in the 1990s, the band consisted of members Julian Brooks, Leo Coleing, Mark Porter, Claude Williams, and Aurora Borealis (Zoe Bedeaux). Their debut album, Ancoats To Zambia, was released in 1999 through Tricky's label imprint 'Durban Poison'. The album marked the first non-Tricky release on the label. Tricky also contributed vocals to three tracks on the album. One of their notable songs, "Late Night Antics", inspired a New Jersey rock band to name themselves Mister Behavior, referencing a persona mentioned in the song.
