Massive Attack

A journey through the music, message, and mood of a band that changed everything.

Massive Attack is a British music collective formed in Bristol in the late 1980s. Often credited with creating the trip-hop genre, their music blends electronic beats, soul, dub, hip-hop, and haunting vocals into something timeless. Their albums Blue Lines (1991), Mezzanine (1998), and 100th Window (2003) have influenced artists around the world.

From the left: Robert “3D” Del Naja – visual artist, lyricist, and core creative force. Grant “Daddy G” Marshall – founding member and DJ, known for his deep voice and sound influence.

Massive Attack is known for powerful live visuals and political statements. Their shows are immersive experiences — using light, projection, and typography to comment on war, climate, surveillance, and inequality. They don’t just perform — they provoke.

Blue Lines(1991)

Massive Attack’s debut album Blue Lines didn’t just launch a band — it launched a genre. Often credited as the birth of trip-hopBlue Lines blended hip-hop beatsdubsoul, and UK club culture into something completely new.