Jan 16, 2003 • 1 min read

Albarn and 3-D plan more anti-war ads

Damon Albarn and 3-D of Massive Attack plan more direct anti-war adverts in the NME ahead of the 15 February London march.

As George Bush and Tony Blair continue their treck toward military action in Iraq Damon Albarn and Massive Attack’s 3-D are planning on taking out ‘more direct’ anti-war ads in the NME. The new ads will promote the anti-war demonstration due to take place in London on 15 Feb.

Speaking to NME 3-D said: "The situation is the same as last year. We did the ads prior to the march. This time around we'll be lobbying Parliament on the 21st and then we're going to do the march on the 15th of February. I've got to talk to Damon about it at greater length but I'd like it to be more direct. It's becoming more and more transparent the reason for this war, and it's about the global economy and it's about oil. And I'd like to get quotes from people like John Pilger and Michael Moore."

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