Consequence of Sound — Trip-hop legends also take a stand against Brexit vote during their concert in London. more info

Stereogum — Massive Attack just headlined the first day of this year’s British Summer Time festival at London’s Hyde Park. During their set, as The Telegraph reports, they lamented last week’s Brexit vote by playing their 1994 song “Eurochild” live for... more info

The Quietus — Stevie Wonder, Massive Attack, Kendrick Lamar and more play Hyde Park more info

Guardian Music — See the trip-hop pioneers in VIP style at the London summer gig series courtesy of the Observer and Barclaycard British Summer TimeThe Observer is offering five lucky readers the chance to win a pair of VIP tickets to Massive Attack at Barclaycard Br... more info

Obscure Sound — “Doors” is a delightfully haunting effort from Digit + Stas, the Brooklyn-based project who was previously featured with their track “Where“. The ghostly croon, warped bass, and string/synth interplay again reminds of Massive Attack, with Na... more info

NME — The band's 'Blue Lines' collaborator has only rarely appeared with them on stage more info

NME — Band play Hyde Park on July 1 ahead of September's Bristol Downs concert more info

Discobelle.net — Italian producer Waxlife pays tribute to a masterpiece with his smooth bootleg remix of the stellar Massive Attack track “Teardrop”. more info

NME — The Bristol group are planning a large-scale open-air concert this summer more info

Obscure Sound — With an introduction of swelling strings and commanding vocals that remind of Massive Attack’s “Unfinished Symphony“, Digit + Stras’ “Where” certainly gets off on the right foot. The subtle backing percussion and string variation in the ... more info