Obscure Sound — A stylishly consuming sound shows on “Twins,” the debut single from Tel Aviv-based trip-hop duo Belum. Amalia Small’s dreamily immersive vocals complement a meditative rhythmic backbone, bolstered by synth-laden haunts. The track also features ... more info

Stereogum — Jamaican reggae legend Horace Andy started recording in the late ’60s, and he released the classic debut album Skylarking in 1972. For the past few decades, however, Andy has been best known as a frequent Massive Attack collaborator. Andy began ... more info

Stereogum — Last month, trip-hop elder gods took the stage in Gothenburg, Sweden to play their first live show in five years. They performed alongside two of their greatest collaborators, Cocteau Twins leader Elizabeth Fraser and reggae legend Horace Andy. Sh... more info

Stereogum — Massive Attack last played shows in 2019 on their Mezzanine XXI tour. Tonight, the band performed their first gig since then at Gothenburg Film Studios in Gothenburg, Sweden. more info

Stereogum — Late last year, Massive Attack announced that they would be embarking on a big tour to celebrate the 21st anniversary of their classic album Mezzanine . Cocteau Twins singer Liz Fraser and reggae legend Horace Andy are both joining them on tour to p... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Massive Attack played the entire 'Mezzanine' album and did covers of songs they sampled for the album. Here's videos and the setlist... Continue reading… more info

Stereogum — Later this month, Massive Attack will head out on tour, celebrating the 20th anniversary of their classic 1998 album Mezzanine . (The anniversary was last year, but nevermind.) The tour seems like it'll be quite a spectacle. Two major Massive Attack... more info

Core News — “The Don continues his look back at some of his favourite releases of 2017. Including: the Souljazz Orchestra, the xx, Kendrick Lamar, Little Dragon, Thundercat, Horace Andy, Shabazz Palaces and Jeb Loy Nichols.” Don Letts 2018-01-07 2017 favouri... more info

Discobelle.net — Malmö based artist and club veteran Palle Tenfalk under the moniker Falkman drops his version of the Horace Andy 1974 reggae classic “Money Money”, the new version is a digital bomb with a booming bass and Swedish vocals that clocks in at 71 bpm... more info

Guardian Music — Published by Soul Jazz, The Cover Art Of Studio One celebrates the design of the legendary Jamaican recording studioWith its roots in Clement "Sir Coxsone" Dodd's Downbeat soundsystem, Studio One was unrivalled in Jamaica as the engine room for the e... more info