Brooding, sensual, and unsettlingly beautiful, 'Mezzanine' marked a turning point for Massive Attack, transforming their warm trip-hop origins into something darker and more cinematic. Released in 1998, the album channels paranoia and fractured emotion through shadowy basslines, fractured beats, and ghostly vocals. The tension within the band itself becomes part of the record’s DNA—each track steeped in both creative brilliance and internal conflict.

With haunting contributions from Elizabeth Fraser (Cocteau Twins), Horace Andy, and Sara Jay, 'Mezzanine' moves through moods of seduction and dread. “Angel” burns slow and ominous, “Teardrop” glows with ethereal beauty, and “Inertia Creeps” throbs with claustrophobic intensity. Every note feels alive with menace and melancholy, defining the sound of late-90s electronica and influencing generations to come. Bleak yet hypnotic, 'Mezzanine' remains Massive Attack’s most enduring masterpiece—a descent into the sublime darkness of sound.

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