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Massive Attack, OnBlackheath Festival, London SE3
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Fresh from their triumph at the Fete de l’Humanite in France the night before, Massive Attack pull off another knock-out performance at this intimate new festival, ably supported by Grace Jones and nu-jazz newcomers Badbadnotgood.
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