"Blue Lines is the debut album by British electronica group Massive Attack, released on April 9, 1991 (see 1991 in music) by Virgin Records. Generally considered the first trip hop album, though the term... more inside

The video to this beautiful song by trip-hop legends Massive Attack. A woman is heartbroken and missing the person she was with so much, she decides to drink herself into oblivion. Meanwhile the phone... more inside

Massive Attack are an English trip hop group, founded in 1988 by Robert Del Naja, Grantley Marshall, and Andrew Vowles in Bristol, England.

Offical vid for this instrumental track from Massive Attack's album Protection.

From Wikipedia: "Karmacoma" is the promotional video made for the single of the same name by British trip-hop collective Massive Attack. The experimental musician Tricky collaborated on the track. It... more inside

A beautiful collaboration from two giants of music, past and present. Massive's string arrangement is exquisite, and Callier's voice is calming yet heartwrenching. A classic.

Wicked beats, cool lyrics and a damn good editing job from whoever the ytber was. This track featured on the Blade 2 soundtrack. Way cool

"Weather Underground is the current working title for the fifth studio album from UK band Massive Attack. Artists currently believed to be contributing to the vocals for the album include Stephanie Dosen,... more inside

One of my all time favorite songs/videos. Who are Massive Attack? "Massive Attack are a trip hop band from Bristol, England. They have released four studio albums, two movie soundtracks, one remix album,... more inside

Early Massive Attack. From the album Blue lines released in 1991.

This is a great scene in Snatch, where Brick Top's cronies set fire to Mickey's mum's caravan with her in it, to try and ensure he fights in the boxing match. It's the pivotal moment. The music in the background is Angel by Massive Attack - brilliant tune and band.

Gorgeous song from the kings of trip hop. This was one of the singles off of the album, also called Protection released in '95. Sung by Tracy Thorn (Everything But The Girl) with beautiful lyrics, this kooky vid by acclaimed director Michael Gondry was apparently a one shot scene. Very cool