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Taking a break from canceling concerts and deflecting accusations of attempted murder, Morrissey took to his website True To You yesterday to thank his fans for their support of his most recent album, World Peace is None of Your Business, which was released on July 15. Being written by Morrissey, however, this thank you letter wasn't without jabs towards his usual targets: the British royal family, the music industry, and of course, meat consumption. -
Morrissey Responds To Lawsuit, Says Former Bodyguard Is "Desperate"
In a statement posted to his website truetoyou.com, Morrissey addressed the lawsuit filed against him by his former bodyguard Bradley Steyn. According to Steyn, he was fired after he refused to "hurt" a Morrissey fan by the name of David Tseng, whose fansite morrissey-solo.com was considered to be overly intrusive into the personal life of the former Smiths singer. However, in Morrissey's statement, the singer not only denies Steyn's allegations, he also denies knowing Steyn at all, saying, "I cannot admit to actually "knowing" Bradley Steyn...My personal involvement with him has been zero, and he has certainly never been Head Of Security on any Morrissey tour." -
Morrissey Security Guard Sues, Lawsuit Claims Singer Wanted Him To Hurt Fan Club Leader [VIDEO]
Morrissey's former security guard has filed a lawsuit against the singer, TMZ reports. Allegedly, he hired Bradley Steyn to serve as his muscle following a show in San Jose from a few months back where fans rushed the stage to get a feel of the legendary Smiths lyricist and vocalist. But now, Steyn's suit claims he was hired just to hurt a fan the musician wasn't too fond of. -
Junk Mail: Morrissey 'World Peace Is None Of Your Business' Album Review Reveals Moz Has Gotten Lazy in His Age
Morrissey shows a love of world music and lazy songwriting on his 10th solo album "World Peace Is None Of Your Business," and Music Times discussed it via email. -
8 Artists Who Should Make Dance Albums: The Flaming Lips, Morrissey, And More
When country legend Dolly Parton announced today that she's planning on releasing an LGBT-friendly dance album, it got me thinking about what other artists I'd love to hear dance albums from. Here are eight artists who should release dance albums, too. -
'Uncut' Published A List Of The Smiths' 30 Best Songs, Here Are 12 They Left Off
In honor of Morrissey's new album World Peace is None of Your Business, Uncut released a list of the thirty greatest Smiths songs as chosen by various musicians. Though the list included a lot of predictable choices ("There is a Light That Never Goes Out," "This Charming Man") and some unexpected ones (""Half A Person," "This Night Has Opened My Eyes"), some excellent songs were left off. Here are twelve Smiths songs that I feel are missing from Uncut's list. -
12 Classic Albums Produced By Musicians Outside The Band: Weezer, Beck, And More
Today marked the tragic passing of Ramones drummer Tommy Ramone, and along with being a founding member of one of the most influential bands in history, another one of his crowning achievements was his production of the Replacements' classic 1985 album Tim. Here are some other classic albums that were produced by musicians outside of the band. -
Stream Morrissey New Album 'World Peace is None of Your Business' Before July 15 Release Date
Morrissey may think that "World Peace Is None Of Your Business," but listening to his new album definitely is. Ahead of the album's July 15 release date, starting today (July 7), Moz's 10th studio effort is available for streaming. -
8 Bands That Never Appear On Album Covers: Radiohead, The Strokes, And More
Though finding bands that didn't appear on their own album covers was a pretty difficult task back in the '50s and '60s, bands have explored many different styles of album artwork as time progressed. Here are eight bands that have never appeared on their album covers. -
Morrissey Reportedly Still Hospitalized Following Cancelled Tour, According to Cliff Richard
Remember when Morrissey cancelled his entire North American tour for the fifth time in five years earlier this month due to a virus? Well, according to his tour opener Cliff Richards, the "World Peace Is None Of Your Business" singer's condition may be a little more dire than anticipated. At a concert over the weekend, Richards indicated that nearly two weeks after scrapping his live dates, Moz is still in the hospital. -
Morrissey New Song 'The Bullfighter Dies' Tackles Animal Rights, Celebrates Human Death
Morrissey may not be able to complete a full tour these days, but that doesn't mean the former Smiths frontman's plans to roll out his new album World Peace Is None Of Your Business are completely derailed. Today (June 16), Moz released a new song "The Bullfighter Dies" alongside a spoken-word video from his upcoming record. -
8 Song Titles That Are Homages To Other Songs: The Smiths, Radiohead, and more
In choosing song titles or band names, it's not uncommon for an artist to reference other works of art, such as books or films, and sometimes they even reference other songs. Here are eight song titles that are homages to other songs.
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