Massive Attack are a British music duo from Bristol, UK, considered to be progenitors of a genre referred to as trip hop, that assemble a collective of various favoured session musicians and guest vocalists with whom they make records and tour live. Originally, DJ’s Grantley “Grant” Marshall (Daddy G or “G”), Andrew “Andy” Vowles (Mushroom or “Mush”) and painter-turned-MC Robert Del Naja (3D or “D”) met as members of The Wild Bunch, one of the first homegrown soundsystems in Britain and a dominant and eclectic force on the 1980s Bristolian club scene.[1] Starting out as a spin-off production trio in 1988, with their independently-released song, “Any Love”, sung by falsetto-voiced singer-songwriter Carlton McCarthy,[2] they later signed to Circa Records,[3] in 1990. Circa became a subsidiary of (and was later subsumed by) Virgin Records, which in turn was acquired by the, now Terra Firma-owned major, EMI.[1][4] more

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Tracklist:
01. Future Proof (5:39)
02. What Your Soul Sings (6:39)
03. Everywhen (7:39)
04. Special Cases (5:09)
05. Butterfly Caught (7:35)
06. A Prayer For England (5:49)
07. Small Time Shot Away (7:59)
08. Name Taken (7:49)
09. Antistar (19:39)

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Massive Attack are an English trip hop band. Founded in Bristol in 1988, the band’s current lineup consists of Robert Del Naja and Grantley Marshall. They have released four studio albums, two movie soundtracks, one remix album, and a greatest hits collection. Massive Attack are constant collaborators and have worked with a diverse mix of artists, from Sinéad O’Connor to reggae musician Horace Andy to Madonna. With the release of their debut album Blue Lines (1991), Massive Attack were critically acclaimed for their fusion of jazz, hip hop, rock, and soul elements into a new genre, trip-hop. With the release of later albums such as Protection (1994) and Mezzanine (1998), the band integrated forms of electronic music into their sound. Their music was part of the larger Bristol underground scene. More