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Reading



Potential (i-D Magazine, 1990)
Daddy Gee's All-Time Top Ten (Venue, C.1990)
The Bristol bunch (The Face, February 1991)
The sound of now? (Jocks, February 1991)
The Rough Guide
Greatest dance albums of all time (Mixmag)
Wheeling In The Years (Melody Maker 22nd Febuary 1992)
Massive Movements (Venue, 19th August 1994)
No artificial colours or flavours (Dazed & Confused: Issue 9 1994)
Trip Hop (Mixmag, June 1994)
Kind Of Blue (The Wire, September 1994)
Smoking beats and bubbling basslines (DJ Magazine, 1st September 1994)
Trip Hop, don't stop (Melody Maker, 17th September 1994)
Darklife (Select, October 1994)
Wasted (December, 1994)
Do you have any ideas on how we can actually sell this record in America? (Los Angeles Times 5th March 1995)
Unique 3 (The Face, November 1995)
Trip Hop (Still) Don't Stop (Melody Maker 23rd December 1995)
Avon Calling (The Independent, 11th August 1996)
Split Personalities (Dazed And Confused, February 1998)
Dance music authority (DMA, Magazine, 26th March 1998)
America under Massive Attack (Toronto Sun, 9th May 1998)



Sour Times (Urb, May 1998)
Sparring Partners (Option, May 1998)
The return of Massive Attack (Mixmag, April 1998)
Obscured by Clouds (Mojo, July 1998)
Massive Aggressive (26th September 1998)
Network (The Independent, 26th October 1998)
Muse (1998)
Rising Son - Gang of three (Rolling Stone, 1st June 1998)
Craig Armstrong Inner Space (Sound On Sound, July 1998)
PÅ NETTET (1988)
Check M4: Ship-Shape & Bristol Fashion (1998)
Seven Years Of Plenty (1998)
Massive Attack visit the mezzanine level of Undercover
Sounds of paranoia (Energy Flash, 1998)
Cheer up it's Christmas (Venue, 11th December 1998)
"Are we a fucking punk band now?" (Q, January 1999)
Culture Lab (22nd February 2000)
"I'm not sure, I'd have done so much glue-sniffing"
Creative Review (June 1998)
Massive Attack's Great Divide (The Metropoliton, July 13th 1988)
Channel V (June 1998)



Massive Attack (Oor, November 1998)
Protection Racket (Guitarist March 1999)
Art Attack (Venue, 8th December 2000)
Mojo 100 (Mojo, March 2002)
Space Age Bachelor
Under The Influence (Jockey Slut, 2002)
Gearbox (2002)
How The West Was One
A Brief History of Music in Bristol
House of Pane (Jockey Slut, February 2003)
90's (Jack, February 2003)
Through A Glass Darkly (Venue, 31st January 2003)
The Brand Plays On (The Observer, 2nd February 2003)
State of Independence (Exclaim, 30th January 2003)
Backroom Boys (Venue, 7th February 2003)
State Of Independence (Exclaim, 30th January 2003)
Panic Attack (The Big Issue, 10th February 2003)
Rock Crusaders (The Independant On Sunday, 9th February 2003)
Pane Killer (Ministry Magazine Australia, March 2003)
Take The Force Of The Blow (i-D, March 2003)
Humo (Humo, March 2003)



Recording 100th Window (1st April 2003)
Music View Men (Hari Kunzru, 1st March 2003)
Through The Past Darkly (The Age, 7th Match 2003)
BBCi (2003)
Massive Injustice
Massive Attack Take A Stand (Rock's Backpages, 3rd February 2003)
Beating The Rap (Jack, February 2003)
Presumed Guilty (The Guardian, 11th April 2003)
Magnet (April 2003)
Juice (April 2003)
Fader (March 2003)
Word For Windows (X-Rayed, May 2003)
From Uva (Creative Review, 2nd June 2003)
Massive Summer (Sound Control, Summer 2003)
Massive Attack in 3D (Amazon, February 2003)
Back On The Attack (The Journal, 11th August 2003)
3D's Massive reputation remains intact (The Liverpool Daily Post, 8th August 2003)
Homecoming Queen (Venue, 15th August 2003)
What I've Learned... (Esquire, August 2003)
Back Home (This is Bristol, August 21st 2003)



Behind Closed Doors (The Big Issue South West, August 25th 2003)
Forza Massivo (Jack, September 2003)
Return Of The Tokyo Curse (Word, October 2003)
Under Attack (Scottish Daily Record, 11th June 2004)
A Massive Collective Effort: Recording '100th Window' (Focusrite)
Interiors - Daddy Cool (The Sunday Times, 17th October 2004)
The Unusual Suspects (Venue, 11th February 2005)
Putting Down Roots (Sound On Sound, October 2005)
Trip Of A Lifetime (Uncut, April 2006)
Daddy G (Pop + Rock, 2006)
Collected Thoughts (Metro, 14th March 2006)
Depth Perception (Xpress, 17th March 2006)
Calm and Collected (Independent, 17th March 2006)
Collected Friction (Venue, 24th March 2006)
Massive? We still could be (The Times, 25th March 2006)
A Collective Collected (Music OHM March 2006)
Massive Collection (Sunday Star Times 2nd April 2006)
Massive Attack Box Their Trip-Hop (Rolling Stone 3rd April 2006)
The Odd Couple (The Sunday Times 9th April 2006)
Collected (Creative Review April 2006)



Les Inrockuptibles (11th April 2006)
Massive Attack is ready to launch a huge Paramount show (Seattle P.I. 21st April 2006)
On The Attack (The Seattle Times, 25th April 2006)
Massive Attack seeks allies for next album (The News Tribune, 25th April 2006)
On the Attack (Denver Westworld, 27th April 2006)
Massive Metaporphosis (Bulb, April 2006)
Massive Attack rises above a contentious history (The Press Enterprise, 28th April 2006)
Chroma-Q™ Color Blocks Supplied for Massive Attack 2006 International Tour (Live Design, 24th July 2006)
Bigger Than Big (EQ Magazine, July 2006)
Cool, Calm And Collected (Illinois Entertainer, 29th August 2006)
Interview (Ticketmaster, September 2006)
Pop Quiz (San Francisco Chronicle, 3rd September 2006)
Sons Still Rising (Detroit Metro Times, 6th September 2006)
Montreal Under Attack (Montreal Hour, 7th September 2006)
Interview (Eye Weekly, 7th September 2006)
Aimless Attack (Houston Press, 14th September 2006)
Composer reads the reviews but tries to follow his muse (Guide Live, 15th September 2006)
Massive Attack offers 'calm, collected class' (LA Daily News, 21st September 2006)
Massive Attack set to rock trip-hop fans in Berkeley (Inside Bay Area, 21st September 2006)
On the Attack (Las Vegas Review Journal 26th September 2006)



Weather the Attack (Philadelphia Weekly 27th September 2006)
The Importance of Being Massive Attack (mp3.com 28th September 2006)
Fifty Thousand Reasons (Tangents, July 2006)
Interview with 3D of Massive Attack (pucknation.com 2nd October 2006)
Massive Attack presents a new face at every turn (The Morning Call, 3rd October 2006)
It's a scaled back Massive Attack (The Montreal Gazette, 7th October 2006)
All Access: Massive Attack (Mix, 1st December 2006)
Two-man army (New Statesman, 5th February 2007)
There was no other way but up (The Guardian, 6th February 2007)
Unfinished Sympathy (The Ashton 82 The Year Bristol City Nearly Died, 2007)
Once Upon A Time In Bristol (The Wire, October 2007)
Red lines (The Independent, 9th April 2008)
Works Of Friction (Venue, 11th April 2008)
It's always a terrible and crucial time with us (The Observer, 11th May 2008)
Massive Attack's Meltdown (OMM, 18th May 2008)
City of darkness, city of light (Guardian, 29th May 2008)
Flagging up the best in pop (The Telegraph, 12th June 2008)
...curation of the Southbank Meltdown season is a tantalising prospect (The Independent, 12th June 2008)
25 Years of Bristol Graffiti (Bristol Review Of Books, Winter 2008)
Massive Attack interview (Daily Telegraph, 27th January 2010)



Massive Attack interview (State, 3rd February 2010)
Coming Into Land (Venue, 5th February 2010)
Massive Attack's Art Of Darkness (The Guardian, 6th February 2010)
Shipshape & Bristol Fashion (The Quietus, 10th February 2010)
We've always been into telling a story (The Independent, 12th February 2010)
Brothers Gonna Work It Out (The Big Issue, March 2010)
Songs Are What People Really Remember (Shockhound, 25h, February 2010)
Neil Davidge and Euan Dickson (EQ, March 2010)
Time Off Music (Esquire, March 2010)
Brighter Days in Heligoland (Music Feeds, 9th March 2010)
Heligoland (Suicide Girls, 10th March 2010
Massive Attack on why they reunited (The Times, 27th March 2010)
Review Lives (Q, June 2010)
The Beat Goes On (Telegraph, 8th July 2010)
3D Vision (Amnesty Magazine, July/August 2010)
The Silent Treatment ( New Statesman, 3rd September 2010)
Bristol

Songs Are What People Really Remember (Shockhound, 25h, February 2010)