Massive Attack
Collaborative british music production duo from Bristol, UK. During the 1991 Gulf War the group name was shown on some releases as 'Massive' in order to maintain airplay after pressure from the British Government on radio programmers. The group did not actually change their name.
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 | Echoes (1990-10-13) | Magazine |
 | Les Inrockuptibles Séries 2 N° 0036 | Magazine |
 | On The One (Volume 1 Issue 3) Winter 94 | Magazine |
 | DJ No. 122 | Magazine |
 | Best - Series 2 N°315 | Magazine |
 | Details (1995/02) | Magazine |
 | Guitare & Claviers N° 159 | Magazine |
 | The Brit Awards Magazine (1996) | Magazine |
 | Straight Outa Bristol: Massive Attack, Portishead, Tricky and the Roots of Trip-Hop | Paperback |
 | MOJO Issue #38 | Magazine |
 | Play (1997/10) | Magazine |
 | Visions Nr. 66 (Mai 1998) | Magazine |
 | MOJO Issue #54 | Magazine |
 | Rock & Folk (N° 369) | Magazine |
 | MOJO Issue #56 | Magazine |
 | Goldmine Issue 471 | Magazine |
 | Stereo & Video (2003/06) | Magazine |
 | WOM Magazin Nr. 259 / April 2006 | Magazine |
 | Musikexpress Nr. 604 / Mai 2006 | Magazine |
 | Jazz thing 81 & blue rhythm | Magazine |
 | Musikexpress Nr. 650 / März 2010 | Magazine |
 | Uncut (Take 153) | Magazine |
 | MOJO Issue #269 | Magazine |
 | Massive Attack - Out of the Comfort Zone | Paperback |
 | Les Inrockuptibles Séries 3 N° 1210 | Magazine |
 | Tylko Rock #73 (September 1997) | Magazine |
 | All Time Top 1000 Albums | Paperback |
 | Blue Lines | Paperback |
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 | Virus 1996 N. 7 | Magazine |