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Massive Attack Make Middling Comeback

I know it's not a good idea to get wound up about shows, but sometimes it can't be helped. I love Massive Attack. From Jonathan Glazer's Shining homage video for "Karma Coma," I was hooked. They were moody assholes, best exemplified by their hilariously awful Mezzanine interview on MuchMusic with Sook-Yin Lee, where they nearly made her...
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Video Of The Day: Massive Attack's "Atlas Air"

Well, damn. I wouldn't want to have the rabbit chasing after me, would you?  I'm not even sure what this thing is or if it's even a rabbit. It looks like some kind of fucking evil demon hell mutant from some kind of mad science experiment gone horribly awry. Its leaping capabilities are frightening; it makes Venom look like a wimp. "Atlas Air...
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I Read The News Today... For Oct. 26, 2010

Halifax's The Stanfields' van broke down just outside of Kamloops, B.C. on Wednesday, and they need help getting home in time for Nova Scotia Music Week. You can make a donation here. Juicebox has released a free compilation featuring tunes by Living With Lions, Hostage Life (RIP) and Junior Battles to celebrate the Canadian bands that are playing...
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I Read The News Today... For Aug. 13, 2010

The Black Keys' music will soon be available to download at the Rock Band music store for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Nintendo Wii characters. The Black Keys pack will feature Attack & Release's "I Got Mine" and "Strange Time," along with Magic Potion's "Your Touch." Shame there's nothing from...
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MGMT, Massive Attack To Play Moogfest 2010

We thought we had heard everything in terms of festival weirdness, but this is something else. The first annual Moogfest is coming to Asheville, N.C. this fall and, yes, it does plan to honour the Moog synthesizer and its creator, Robert Moog. Appropriately, obsessed with the '60s MGMT will play the event, along with Massive Attack and...
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Massive Attack — "Psyche"

A Hermione Grainger lookalike walks through a school and into the street followed by ghosts in the video for Massive Attack's "Psyche," before everyone gets ends up looking like Jawas in the end. Check out these other Massive Attack videos on CHARTattack: "Splitting the Atom" "United Snakes"
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Massive Attack At Sound Academy

Photographer: 
John Papamarko
Venue: 
Sound Academy
City: 
Toronto, ON
Date: 
May 7, 2010
Massive Attack (Photo by John Papamarko)

Massive Attack At Sound Academy

Photographer: 
John Papamarko
Venue: 
Sound Academy
City: 
Toronto, ON
Date: 
May 7, 2010
Massive Attack (Photo by John Papamarko)

Massive Attack At Sound Academy

Photographer: 
John Papamarko
Venue: 
Sound Academy
City: 
Toronto, ON
Date: 
May 7, 2010
Massive Attack (Photo by John Papamarko)

Massive Attack At Sound Academy

Photographer: 
John Papamarko
Venue: 
Sound Academy
City: 
Toronto, ON
Date: 
May 7, 2010
Massive Attack (Photo by John Papamarko)

Massive Attack At Sound Academy

Photographer: 
John Papamarko
Venue: 
Sound Academy
City: 
Toronto, ON
Date: 
May 7, 2010
Massive Attack (Photo by John Papamarko)

Massive Attack At Sound Academy

Photographer: 
John Papamarko
Venue: 
Sound Academy
City: 
Toronto, ON
Date: 
May 7, 2010

Massive Attack Redeem Themselves With Sound, Lights

I'm not exaggerating to say that Massive Attack's 2006 show at Toronto's Carlu was the most disappointing concert experience of my lifetime. They were touring their greatest hits record with an all-star lineup — including Cocteau Twin Liz Fraser — and the sound mix was muddy and confoundingly quiet. At the time, I had waited eight years to see...
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Massive Attack (Photo by John Papamarko)

Massive Attack — Heligoland

Back in the '90s, the long waits between Massive Attack records used to get chalked up to creative geniuses crafting their next masterpiece. Now, it seems more like a pair of aging musicians waiting for the slightest whiff of inspiration. On their first album in seven years, and first to feature Grant "Daddy G" Marshall since 1998's...
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Massive Attack Coming To North America For First Time In Four Years

Canadians and Americans have waited a long, long time for a Massive Attack album, and they've waited nearly as long to see Robert "3D" Del Naja and Grant "Daddy G" Marshall on these shores. The Bristol, England trip-hop duo will return to North America for the first time since 2006 this May to play dates in Toronto, New York,...
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Massive Gorillaz Attack: Damon Albarn Joins Trip-Hoppers On Stage

Damon Albarn made a surprise appearance at Massive Attack's London, England show on Thursday (Feb. 11). Albarn is featured on Massive Attack's recently released Heligoland album. He appears on "Saturday Comes Slow." According to NME.com, he performed recent single "Splitting The Atom" with the Bristol, England trip-hop duo...
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Massive Attack — "Splitting The Atom"

Massive Attack's amazing new video for Heligoland's "Splitting The Atom" is a computer-animated headtrip that starts with what looks like icebergs and then moves into a war-torn city made of glass that's being shattered in combat. Metaphor alert! What is that at the end? Why, only the gigantic, demonic, red-eyed rabbit that's tearing the...
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Massive Attack Release Pornographic Video

Massive Attack have taken this "not-safe-for-work" music videos trend to a whole new level. The Bristol, England duo's video for "Paradise Circus," the first single from the upcoming Heligoland, is dirrrrrrrty. The Toby Dye-directed clip features footage from the 1973 The Devil In Miss Jones porno film and an interview with...
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New Massive Attack Album Features Damon Albarn, Portishead, Elbow, TV On The Radio Members

Massive Attack's first album in seven years will be called Heligoland when it is released Feb. 9 through Virgin. The album features many notable guests. Damon Albarn sings on "Saturday Come Slow," on which Portishead's Adrian Utley plays guitar. Albarn also contributes bass on "Flat Of The Blade" and keyboards on "...
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Massive Attack — "United Snakes"

Massive Attack's clip for "United Snakes" starts as a mixture of black stars and stripes, but they quickly start breaking apart, melting and shifting into various other shapes. It ends up looking a lot like the cover for Mezzanine... minus the beetle, of course. It's not known whether this track will appear on Massive Attack's upcoming...
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