
Limited to just 1,000 copies worldwide, this beautifully presented and individually numbered vinyl and art edition has been crafted by The Vinyl Factory, working in close collaboration with Massive Attack’s Robert del Naja and designer Tom Hingston.
This is the only physical release of Massive’s stunning new four-track EP, ‘Splitting The Atom’, featuring guest vocalists Horace Andy, Tunde Adebimpe (TV On The Radio), Guy Garvey (Elbow) and Martina Topley-Bird, as well as Damon Albarn, and the producers behind Fever Ray.
This limited edition includes a 180-gram heavyweight vinyl record, pressed on the legendary EMI 1400, with laser-etched labels on either side, housed in a bronze-foiled sleeve with artwork by Robert del Naja, produced on pristine Colourplan with solid black inner lining.
Available to pre-order now!
Estimated shipping date October 12th
Massive Attack made a very very good new EP to announce their forthcoming new album. I think it’s their best since Mezzanine. It might be even better then that, but we will have to wait for the full album. The EP is outstanding.
Now about the Vinyl Factory pressing. In one word? I am amazed! Seldom I have heard such richness and openness on a vinyl record. Ok, I am playing it on a Mitchell turntable with an Ortofon Kontrapunkt B and this sounds good anyway which you’ll need for normal records. But this is not a normal record! It superb! The balance is perfect, it has deep bass but not too much, the voices and instruments a super clear and smooth at the same time. It feel like listening to liquid gold! My deep respect for the mastering and pressing skills (which is a dying profession) of the vinyl factory: the vinyl cutter at it’s very best!!!
[...] This limited edition includes a 180-gram heavyweight vinylrecord, pressed on the legendary EMI 1400, with laser-etched labels oneither side, housed in a bronze-foiled sleeve with artwork by Robertdel Naja, produced on pristine Colourplan with solid black inner lining. You can find more information and pre-order at thevinylfactory.com. [...]