Published on, Sept. 20 -- September 20, 2025 2:15 PM

British band Massive Attack joined over 400 artists in the No Music for Genocide campaign, blocking their tracks from streaming in Israel. The move protests Israel's actions in Gaza. The group asked Universal to remove their music from all streaming platforms in the territory.

The campaign is modeled on the Film Workers for Palestine initiative. It includes musicians like Fontaines DC and punk-rap group Kneecap. Participants are geo-blocking content to make it unavailable in Israel. Advice on how to block music is provided on the campaign's website.

Massive Attack also criticized Spotify's CEO, Daniel Ek, for investing in Helsing, a European military AI and drone company. The band sa...