Massive Attack have been having some fun with their landmark album, Mezzanine, turning 20 this year. They encoded the album as DNA, however that works, and then released the album as a matte black spray paint.

Massive Attack don't seem like they'd be a great live show. They are, after all, a mysterious electronic collective whose music projects headphones-ready creeping dread and layered sensuality -- qualities that don't always work in cavernous club spaces. But Massive Attack are pretty amazing live, especially when they have key collaborators with ...

"It’s going to be a one off piece of work; our own personalised nostalgia nightmare head trip"Massive Attack, liveMassive Attack have announced details of a UK and Ireland arena tour to celebrate the 21st anniversary of their classic album ‘Mezzanine’. Full dates and ticket details are below. Last month, the trip-hop icons ...

The ink of each can contains around one million copies of the album’s DNAEach can contains approximately one million copies of the album.Massive Attack have reissued their 1998 album ‘Mezzanine’ as a can of black spray paint. The reissue marks the album’s 20th anniversary. In April, the duo announced that they wou...

This new edition of their third studio album is being released to mark its twentieth anniversaryMassive AttackMassive Attack have announced a special edition re-release of their landmark 1998 album ‘Mezzanine’. The Bristol band’s classic record, which was their third studio album and featured such singles as &#8...