Over the years, Bristolian trip-hop group Massive Attack has consistently raised the bar with their ominous style of dark pop. But few people remember just how poignant and timely their cover art and videos were and still are.
Since starting out over twenty years ago, the duo made up of Robert Del Naja and Grant Marshall has always led by example with their brilliant visuals and futuristic insight.
Their heartbreaking ‘Teardrop’ video from 1998 broke boundaries, their moving ‘Unfinished Sympathy’ video was shot in a single take and by far the most emotionally provocative in their repertoire and their stunning live show – as I can attest to – is something to behold.
Have a look at The Guardian’s complete run-down of cover art and videos over the years.
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12/03/2010 Headman travels back to 1923
Headman will release his first album on his own Relish imprint this May entitled 1923. The innovative producer, whose real name is Robi Insinna, will put out his third artist album after releasing two previous LPs On and ItRough with the Bavarian label du jour Gomma. With so many hands i...
11/03/2010 Daft Punk shows off Tron
French spacemen Daft Punk have teamed up with Disney for a two-minute trailer for the upcoming film, Tron: Legacy. A follow up to the classic 80’s film, Tron’s backdrop is a dark and violent virtual world. Last Spring Daft Punk said they would work on the film’s score, which created a w...
10/03/2010 Dan le Sac Vs Scroobius Pip find logic in new album
Mischievous pop duo Dan le Sac Vs Scroobius Pip returns to the ad-hoc dance floor with the new LP The Logic of Chance. Made up of Daniel Stephens & David Peter Meads, these Essex boys will deliver their second album through Rob Da Bank’s Sunday Best label. The duo has received nothin...


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