The British band said Bruschini was a 'brilliant, eccentric talent'.
Massive Attack have said they are 'devastated' after the British band's guitarist Angelo Bruschini died. The Bristol-born musician had said in a social media post in July that he had been diagnosed with lung cancer. Massive Attack confirmed the death on Tuesday, calling Bruschini 'a brilliant, eccentric talent'. Sharing a black and white image of the guitarist on Instagram, the band said it was 'impossible to quantify your contribution'.
They won a Brit award in 1996 for best British dance act and the outstanding contribution to British music prize at the Ivor Novello Awards in 2009. Read more entertainment news:Ten revelations from Britney Spears's bookComedian receives clear cancer scanEx-gangster who 'had links to Kray twins' dies aged 64 Bruschini wrote a post on Facebook in July updating fans about his cancer diagnosis.
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