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Dangermouse/Sparklehorse album release scrapped

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Dangermouse/Sparklehorse album release scrapped

Dark Night Of The Soul, The collaborative effort between Dangermouse, Sparklehorse, David Lynch and loads of big guest vocalists has been dealt a significant blow due to legal trouble with label EMI.

A press statement for Dangermouse says the album cannot be released “without fear of legal entanglement” David Lynch’s photography which was inspired by and based on the music will now only be release in a limited edition, hand-numbered, 100 plus page book which will come packaged with a blank, recordable CD-R instead of a produced disc. All copies will be clearly labelled: ‘For legal reasons, enclosed CD-R contains no music. Use it as you will.’

Due to an ongoing dispute with EMI, Danger Mouse is unable to release the recorded music for Dark Night Of The Soul .

Despite this, NPR has a stream of the album available indefinitely here.

  • http://onlyintokyo.wordpress.com/ colin

    What I heard off this was absolutely brilliant!

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