Morrissey published a bat-shit stupid interview on his website and also shared a new unreleased song called “By the Time I Get to Wherever I’m Going.”
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Morrissey has released a video for “Jacky’s Only Happy When She’s Up on the Stage” video.
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Shirley Manson of Garbage has responded to Morrissey’s ridiculous interview over the weekend like we all should, with a giant “fuck you.”
Morrissey has released his new song “Jack’s Only Happy When She’s Up on the Stage.”
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Morrissey has shared his new track “I Wish You Lonely.”
Morrissey has released a video for “Spent the Day in Bed.”
Morrissey played seven songs from his upcoming album at a BBC concert. And between songs he made comments implying that the recent UKIP elections were rigged against anti-Islam candidate Anne Marie Waters.
Morrissey has announced some new tour dates.
Morrissey will release his new album, Low in High School, on November 17th. Today he’s debuted the new single “Spent the Day in Bed” and pre-orders are now up.
Morrissey finally has his own website.
Morrissey will release his new album, Low in High-School, on November 17th via BMG. The album was produced by Joe Chiccarelli.
Morrissey is mad that HMV put “one per customer” stickers on The Smiths’ “The Queen Is Dead” vinyl single:
This sticker was not requested by the Smiths, and cannot be found on any other HMV stock, and therefore exists for “The Queen Is Dead” only.
But why is it there?
An attempt to freeze sales is, of course, an overwhelming insult to the Smiths … as if artistic freedom must struggle in our current culture of banality … as if only counterfeit emotions may apply.
Or maybe it’s so someone doesn’t buy a bunch and put them on eBay and fans can’t get them in stores? I dunno, just a guess.
Morrissey’s show in Arizona was cut short after the singer lost his voice mid-set:
Sumberg said a Morrissey band member told the audience from the stage that the singer could not finish the show. Morrissey’s spokesman Gustavo Manzur posted on Facebook that the singer’s voice was “reduced to a whisper.”
“My heart is broken but if this is the worst, thank the Lord. We’ll take care of him,” Manzur wrote. “He tried … he would have NEVER come out if didn’t think he could have. He tried. His voice is gone. But he’s not. Just a bit of rest for his voice. Please understand. He is human.”
