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Posted originally over at Feeder (and now also on the MA.IE YouTube Channel) is the new “music video” for Saturday Come Slow. The term “music video” should be used lightly though upon viewing the piece itself. The music takes a couple minutes to kick in, but be patient. In a pseudo documentary style, the clip is actually only part music video and mostly commentary on torture practices – namely, the use of loud  incessant music and distorted noises – with prisoners at Abu Ghraib and the like, including a disturbing interview with one such prisoner.

In the past, Massive Attack have lent their own support to the Zerodb campaign which protests against such torture methods as the ones discussed in harrowing detail within this video. This new semi-documentary approach for the Saturday Come Slow video marks Massive Attack at their most blatantly political yet, at least so far as their promo videos are concerned.

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This post is just a small compilation of various online retailers with a direct link where you can pre-order/purchase a copy of the new Massive Attack album Heligoland. If you can suggest any more pre-order links then please leave a comment.

Release Dates:

UK/Europe: 8th February

America: 9th February

Germany: 5th February

Japan: 3rd February

ITunes (Worldwide): 5th February

UK Online Retailers:

Amazon UK

Play UK

HMV

American Online Retailers:

Amazon US

Tower Records

Barnes & Noble

German Online Retailers:

Bol.de

Jpc.de

Libri.de

French Online Retailers:

Amazon FR

FNAC

Massive Attack FR (Digital Copy)

Australian Online Retailers:

JBHiFi Online

Play4Me

CDWow! Australia

Canadian Online Retailers:

Amazon CA

HMV CA

Chapters Indigo

Japanese Online Retailers:

HMV Japan

Espirit

CD Japan