Discover the artists behind the ‘No Music for Genocide’ boycott and their stand against cultural ties to violence.

The trip-hop pioneers are also joining the No Music For Genocide campaign, blocking their songs from all streaming services ...

Massive Attack is to pull their catalogue from Spotify in protest at founder Daniel Ek investing €600m in military AI company Helsing.

Massive Attack ask Universal to remove their work from Spotify globally and from all streaming platforms in Israel, citing ...

The band has asked their label, UMG, to remove their music not just from Spotify but all streaming platforms in Israel.View ...

Massive Attack have vowed to remove their music from Spotify in protest at defence investments made by the music streaming ...

Over 400 artists have joined the No Music For Genocide campaign, while Massive Attack has joined the Spotify boycott.

Massive Attack pull their music from Spotify in 2025, joining global boycott over AI military links & Gaza protests.

Massive Attack have announced plans to take their music off Spotify and also shown support for the 'No Music For Genocide' campaign alongside 400 artists.

"We’d appeal to all musicians to transfer their sadness, anger and artistic contributions into a coherent, reasonable & vital ...

Over 400 artists and labels have backed the new cultural boycott No Music for Genocide, an initiative asking artists and ...

This is a big one. In recent months, a number of artists have removed their music from Spotify in response to CEO Daniel Ek ...