Massive Attack
Heligoland

The fifth studio album by English electronic music duo Massive Attack, released on 8 February 2010. Audiophile sound. I recommend.

Heligoland is an enormous departure from the sleek and polished 100th Window; this is Massive Attack’s rawest album yet. The album has a bare and jarr...

They say you can judge a person by the company he keeps, and if that is true of bands too then we have always judged Massive Attack on the basis of th...

Oddly, twice over now, Massive Attack have reappeared after a lengthy gap between albums and affirm that, even though the trip-hop movement never real...

Massive Attack were one of the pioneers of trip-hop, so any attempt of returning to their glory days has their fans salivating. Heligoland doesn't mar...

Fatherhood, perfectionism, laziness: whatever the reason for Massive Attack’s seven year hiatus, there is no denying that Heligoland has been a long t...

Back in the '90s, the long waits between Massive Attack records used to get chalked up to creative geniuses crafting their next masterpiece. Now, it s...

As trip-hop enters its third decade in existence, it drags along a trail of both detractors and promoters. With staples like Nightmares on Wax putting...

Reduced to a sole founding member, Robert "3D" Del Naja, and with Sinead O'Connor in a starring chanteuse role, Massive Attack's spark of unpredictabl...

Massive Attack have a gift for translating the ominous tartness of tripped-out electro music — Ecstasy's teeth-grinding paranoia rather than car...