Rock Sound — The teasing has come to an end- the new era of You Me At Six has begun. You Me At Six are back, and they've launched their new era with not one, but TWO brand new singles. They've also announced all the details of their brand new, upc... more info

Nialler9 — Trust Massive Attack to mark the 20th anniversary of their claustrophic 1998 album Mezzanine by encoding it in DNA. In a press release, the band say that Mezzanine was “the first album to be made available as a free stream from the internet u... more info

Topix — Today marks the 20th anniversary of the landmark LP from the Bristol trip-hop duo and the band have decided to mark the occasion by encoding the record into DNA. The album's digital audio files will be converted into 920,000 short DNA strands, wh... more info

Consequence of Sound — The DNA will be preserved for hundreds to thousands of years and can be decoded at any time. more info

NME — Bristol trip-hop duo recently left Facebook following Cambridge Analytica scandal Grant Marshall of Massive Attack Massive Attack have announced bizarre plans to re-release their 1998 debut album ‘Mezzanine’ in the form of DNA. Today (April ... more info

Reuters — MONTREUX, Switzerland (Reuters) - Jack White, Nick Cave and Jamie Cullum join Massive Attack and punk icon Iggy Pop at the 52nd edition of the Montreux Jazz Festival this July, where the eclectic line-up also includes hip hop and electronic music, th... more info

Consequence of Sound — Gorillaz, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Nine Inch Nails, Massive Attack, My Bloody Valentine, David Byrne, and St. Vincent are among the acts playing the Danish festival. more info

The Quietus — Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Massive Attack and more join the line-up for this year's Roskilde more info

Topix — This weekend , it emerged the political data firm that was hired by Donald Trump 's 2016 election campaign collected private information from 50 million Facebook users without their knowledge. The Bristol group have now deleted their official Fac... more info

NME — The group have "temporarily withdrawn" from the social media site Grant Marshall of Massive Attack Massive Attack have announced they are leaving Facebook following the recent Cambridge Analytica scandal. Read more: Should I delete Facebook? …... more info