EVERYTHING'S GONE SCREAM!
Bobby Gillespie and Andrew Innes repay the compliment after Bernard Sumner guested on their 'Exterminator' LP...
NEW ORDER have been working with PRIMAL SCREAM on material for their forthcoming album.
According to Spin magazine in the US, singer Bobby Gillespie and guitarist Andrew Innes have provided backing vocals and instrumentation on the Manchester band's as-yet-untitled forthcoming album, which is due for release in the summer.
An official spokesperson for the band confirmed that the collaboration had definitely taken place, but could not confirm the tracks would appear on the record.
New Order's Bernard Sumner guested on <Primal Scream's 2000 LP 'Exterminator'. He played guitar on the track 'Shoot Speed Kill Light'.
As previously revealed on NME.COM, both the Chemical Brothers and Billy Corgan have also contributed to the sessions. A new single, titled 'Crystal' is due for release in July.
According to Spin magazine in the US, singer Bobby Gillespie and guitarist Andrew Innes have provided backing vocals and instrumentation on the Manchester band's as-yet-untitled forthcoming album, which is due for release in the summer.
An official spokesperson for the band confirmed that the collaboration had definitely taken place, but could not confirm the tracks would appear on the record.
New Order's Bernard Sumner guested on <Primal Scream's 2000 LP 'Exterminator'. He played guitar on the track 'Shoot Speed Kill Light'.
As previously revealed on NME.COM, both the Chemical Brothers and Billy Corgan have also contributed to the sessions. A new single, titled 'Crystal' is due for release in July.
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