Massive Attack - Mezzanine Arthur Russell If the singer regards her

If the singer regards her first three solo records — 2014’s Y Dydd Olaf

where an edited version of ‘Time’ was released as a single

as if they were always meant to be together

Hannah Peel's score for the Sky adaptation of the 1957 science fiction novel by John Wyndham (in which the women in an English village become mysteriously pregnant) is an intricate and haunting soundscape that cleverly incorporates the sound design of the limited series

Massive Attack - Mezzanine Arthur Russell If the singer regards herBristol's original trip hop pioneers had, on previous albums Blue Lines and Protection, fused turntable wizardry to the warmest of soul. With Mezzanine, however, the party had ended; revisiting the murky soundscapes so favoured by former partner and fellow Bristolian Tricky, the comeback single "Rising Son" muttering edgily about "cheap beer filled with crocodile tears", over the deepest bass. The inter band friction created some gems; "Inertia