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 "Things are as they have always been." Almost a manifesto of their sound and style.

 Johnny Blake’s voice gives a perfect pop tone that has nothing to envy from the greats of the past.

Zoot Woman’s album 'Things Are What They Used To Be' expertly merges ’80s synth-pop roots with modern electronic production. Stuart Price’s influence deepens the sound, while Johnny Blake’s vocals add warmth and emotion. The album strikes a balance of classic and contemporary electro-pop, delivering elegant and accessible tracks. Overall, it’s seen as their best and most straightforward work, reaffirming their place in the global synth-pop scene. Discover the timeless synth-pop charm of Zoot Woman’s latest album—listen now and experience a masterful blend of classic and modern electronic music!

 "Heligoland is a complete and complex album, with an impressive variety of sounds."

 "Among all the albums created by the Bristol group, Heligoland is the one with the most rock-oriented sounds."

Massive Attack returns after seven years with Heligoland, a richly layered and eclectic trip-hop album. Featuring prominent collaborators like Martina Topley-Bird, Horace Andy, Hope Sandoval, and Damon Albarn, the album blends ethereal vocals with rock-tinged electronic sounds. Highlights include tracks like "Psyche," "Girl I Love You," and "Paradise Circus." Heligoland showcases the band's evolution while affirming their place in the electronic music scene. Listen to Massive Attack's Heligoland and explore their rich trip-hop soundscape now!