A Massive Autumn This Year
Reported by heyrevolver
Its seems that Massive Attack have delayed the release of their album, which is now described as "quite mystical, quite trippy, more psychedelic," even further into 2002. In a recent interview NME.com, Robert Del Naja (aka 3D) reported that the duo have about "20 versions" of each individual track they want to feature on their new album. He reported: "[The album] is basically going through another transitional period. We've got about 20 versions of each track on the album and all of them have got something great about them but none of them would work together, so we're sitting there scratching our heads." So, the group will shoot to have the album released by the fall of this year.