Distinguished junkie, poet, author and pop culture hero William S. Burroughs is set to posthumously release a very limited 7” vinyl.
Apparently, Burroughs worked on various cut-up audio experiments throughout his career and one album that stuck out was “Break Through In A Grey Room”. Along with Ornette Coleman, Burroughs recorded Sufi multi-instrumentalists the Master Musicians of Joujouka up in the hills of Northern Morocco, circa 1973. I bet you no drugs were involved in that session.
According to Fact magazine, three of the best tracks – “Curse Go Back”, “Interview With Mr Martin” and “Burroughs Called The Law” will appear this week on an attractively presented 7", “Curse Go Back”, which is limited to 300 copies.
12/03/2010 James Yuill moves in a storm
After two years of intense touring with over 100 gigs, James Yuill is finally set release his second album; Movement in a Storm. Moshi Moshi and Cooperative Music will publish the new album. The electronic singer/songwriter said, "I'm so excited about the new album. As fans will kn...
12/03/2010 Headman travels back to 1923
Headman will release his first album on his own Relish imprint this May entitled 1923. The innovative producer, whose real name is Robi Insinna, will put out his third artist album after releasing two previous LPs On and ItRough with the Bavarian label du jour Gomma. With so many hands i...
11/03/2010 Daft Punk shows off Tron
French spacemen Daft Punk have teamed up with Disney for a two-minute trailer for the upcoming film, Tron: Legacy. A follow up to the classic 80’s film, Tron’s backdrop is a dark and violent virtual world. Last Spring Daft Punk said they would work on the film’s score, which created a w...


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