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

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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

We All Want Someone To Shout For — The “originators of trip hop” Massive Attack are back with a new EP and the world is ready for them once again. The EP is called Splitting The Atom, and so far there are two tracks out there for you to relish in. This is my first time listening t... more info

Stereogum — The big non-news coming from TV On The Radio is that they are taking a break. For a year, which sounds like a pretty reasonable/standard downcycle between albums and extensive touring, but we are living in a TVOTR blog-world where everything the b... more info

Guardian Music — Elbow's Guy Garvey sounds suitably unhinged on this new Massive Attack trackFeaturing Elbow's Guy Garvey, Bulletproof Love is taken from forthcoming Massive Attack EP Splitting the Atom, out next month. Stripped back and with Garvey sounding far more... more info

Guardian Music — He was the sneering face of punk. Now John Lydon berates naughty kids in the street. He reveals why he's reforming Public Image LtdOn Christmas Day 1978, almost exactly a year after the implosion of the Sex Pistols while on tour in San Francisco, the... more info

411 Mania — Oasis break up, Beck keeps going, Thom Yorke is a busy man, Grizzly Bear are working with a Doobie, Neil Young has another live album on the way, Phil Spector moves prisons, Massive Attack drop a new single and an unusually high number of Rolling Sto... more info

My Chemical Toilet — If you were hoping Massive Attack might take a thrash metal detour for their new material you’ll be disappointed, but if you like their brand of vague menace ”Splitting The Atom” should satisfy. It reminds me of The Specials, if The Specials... more info

411 Mania — Plenty of new music, including Daniel Johnston, Tegan and Sara, Bob Dylan, Portishead (kind of), Massive Attack, The Who and Scissor Sisters, along with a large mass of new music merchandise, potential films about Jimi Hendrix and Brian Epstein, thou... more info