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New Massive Attack - Splitting the Atom
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New Massive Attack - Splitting the Atom

Ma Undeniably Massive Attack. Dark, cinematic, Brooding. It’s good to hear Daddy G on the track again. It sounds like they’ve been listening a lot to the Brainfeeder crew (particularly it has been pointed out – Nosaj Thing).

Zane Lowe premiered this on BBC Radio One last night (You can listen to it for 24 hours after broadcast here). It’s taken from a new EP out in October with an album to follow in February.


Splitting the atom // Massive Attack by risingson

The EP looks like this:

1. Splitting the Atom featuring 3D, Daddy G and Horace Andy
2. Pray For Rain featuring Tunde Adebimpe (TV On The Radio)
3. Psyche ( Van Rivers & The Subliminal Kid remix) featuring Martina Topley Bird
4. Bulletproof Love (Christoff Berg remix) featuring Guy Garvey (Elbow)

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  1. It’s a very interesting track. I still find it surreal that we’re getting our first new MA track since “Live With Me”, but thankfully it doesn’t disappoint. It has a nice minimalist quality that many musicians have done in recent months (Portishead, Depeche Mode, etc.) Hearing Horace and Daddy G again makes this so worthwhile if nothing else.

  2. this is more like it ,finally a change of direction …….sounds amazing ,got a ghost town vibe goin on…………..the wild bunch are back  😎

  3. I think the quality of the production and song arrangements are slowly dwindling with each subsequent release. They peaked at Mezzanine and that’s coming from a huge fan. Just seems they’ve lost a lot of passion for what they do. Might explain why it takes 5 years for every release.

  4. psyche is killer ,martina was doing vocals for them on tour ,show in the olympia was unreal ,new album has a lot of hype to live up to going by the ep…..bring it on 🙂

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