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Massive Attack in Bristol, England, in August 2024 (photo: Kristian Buus / In Pictures via Getty Images). Massive Attack have new music on the way in 2026, but it won’t be available on Spotify. “From ...
British trip-hop group Massive Attack announced they are joining a new music industry initiative to block their music in Israel and have also asked for their songs to be removed from Spotify. The ...
Massive Attack came out of hibernation in 2024, playing their first shows since 2019’s Mezzanine XXI tour (though their US shows ended up getting canceled), which have included a few special UK dates, ...
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The masterminds behind the groundbreaking UK act Massive Attack — Robert Del Naja and Grant Marshall – share their favorite songs in a Guest DJ set on Morning Becomes Eclectic at 11:15am. The ...
Billie Eilish is not only one of the most prominent names in music today, she’s also one of the leading voices on climate activism in the music industry. And she’s apparently taking a page out of ...
A couple of months ago, Massive Attack announced that they were joining the massive wave of artists removing their catalogs from Spotify, citing CEO Daniel Ek's investment of $700 million in the AI ...
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Massive Attack join Israel boycott campaign
British trip-hop pioneers Massive Attack have joined other bands and musicians in seeking to block their tracks being streamed in Israel as part of a cultural boycott campaign over the war in Gaza.
British trip-hop group Massive Attack announced they are joining a new music industry initiative to block their music in Israel and have also asked for their songs to be removed from Spotify. The ...
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