Topix — Massive Attack Debut New Music Posted by Michael Melchor on 09.21.2009 Splitting The Atom EP due October 5... At the first show of their UK tour on September 17, Massive Attack debuted 8 new songs from their long-awaited forthcoming album. more info

Rock Sellout — I'm going to start off by saying that I'm super excited that I found this and hope at least a few of our readers are as well. I'm going to start off by saying the DJ Shadows "Entroducing" was a record that not only changed the way I think about musi... more info

411 Mania — Splitting The Atom EP due October 5... more info

Guardian Music — Brixton Academy, LondonIt's hard to describe Massive Attack's shows, because nothing much happens: people amble on and off stage, basslines rumble, red-and-white lighting flares. Yet the effect is profoundly unsettling – the closest thing to a... more info

Stereogum — NAME: Massive Attack PROGRESS REPORT: Wrapping up their fifth album, working title Weather Underground ("It's not going to be the title"), at their studio in Bristol. Massive Attack have been working on their new record on and off for about f... more info

Time Out, London — Daddy G and 3D are two-thirds of original trip-hop developers Massive Attack, whose benchmark 'Blue Lines' debut changed the landscape of British music and whose influence reverberates strongly still. They're touring to... more info

411 Mania — With our new date and time, we learn about Sonic Youth rescheduling, the David Bowie spider, Beck's mailing list, the music of Uri Gellar, new Garfunkel and Oates, The Rolling Stones ex post facto release music with B.B. King and the Turner family, I... more info

Guardian Music — Robin Hill, Isle of WightIn order to succeed at Bestival, you need to remember one thing: make people dance. Rob Da Bank's summer swansong is the quintessential product of a decade in which festivals waxed while clubs waned: nightclub flamboyance mut... more info

NME — Bristol band admit they've already scrapped two versions of 'LP5' more info

Guardian Music — Sometimes the spliffs cause Massive Attack to forget what they've said in the past. But they say the gap between albums is the result of too much work, not too many drugsSitting at the control desk of Massive Attack's studio, which lurks on an unprep... more info