Now that's more like it!
5
By John Draisey
Closer in style to Mezzanine, and much better because of it. The band should release an EP like this once a year.
Thank god
5
By Nyrnyr35
Didn't like it at first. I love it now. Voodoo in my blood and the title song are both sublime. I was a fan of heligoland but this is the best stuff they've released since Mezzanine. Looking forward to their other releases this year.
Heard this in the car...
5
By –TheArtist
Had to know who it was, of course it’s Massive Attack, no one can stop you in your tracks like them, really great stuff, so glad to hear new music by them!
Finally Indeed!
5
By _R3k
Best I’ve heard from them in a long while, super psyched for this record
Collab with tricky!!
5
By Oru21
LOVE!
Massive Attacks Does It Again!!
5
By marklarzmusic
I really enjoyed the whole EP and this is a must buy for all Massive Attack fans. You will not be disappointed.
Long time Massive Attack fan
3
By Aleks Ztavre
Let's just hope the LP has the quality we've come to expect from Massive Attack. After listening to these tracks for a few days, the mediocrity has begin to take center stage, as none of the songs were actually 'great'. Let me just say that the soul of MA was missing in these songs.
Wow
5
By Simp5913
Massive Attack is back!
Ahhhh…yessss…!!
5
By oooolakalaka
Not sure why some people would call this band disappointing. Personally, I begin salivating every time that new Massive Attack material is released…and this time is no exception. Love it…!!
😎
5
By Varcity23
🛩
Amazing
5
By TEKHX
Amazing do can't wait for the album Tricky back in the fold !!
Yes!!!!
5
By Jefw1f
About time!
Finally!
5
By sibeling84
Amazing EP, Thank you Massive Attack!
Best thing they’ve released in years
5
By Slagletron
Buy this. It’s up there with Mezzanine. Welcome back, Massive Attack :)
A surprisingly good release
5
By DavidDePriest_
For any fan of Massive Attack's classic 1990s-early 2000s run, the last 6 or so years have largely been a disappointment. Heligoland and Atlas Air, despite boasting some of their most marketable singles (like Paradise Circus) lack much of the energy and anxiety of stalwarts like Angel, Blue Lines, and Unfinished Symphony. But alas, the drought seems to be relenting. Massive Attack brings on board some new blood on this EP and it seems to work pretty well. If you're a fan, you'll thoroughly enjoy.
