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Massive Attack Used Coldplay's Discarded Gig Equipment

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Everyone OK out there?" asked Robert del Naja from the Roseland stage.

 

"Well, that's good, because this next one's about my homicidal ex-girlfriend's mum who's a crackhead."

 

Massive Attack's music isn't built for mass adulation. They're studio creatures, and their psychedelic dread symphonies work on grooves and eerie sonic details, not hooks or personality. Emaciated robo-skank guitars, mumble-coo vocals, muffled breakbeats: It's interior-space music, and it doesn't leave a lot of room for showmanship.

 

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