Simpson goes anime
Last month, Sturgill Simpson released "The Dead Don't Die," the original theme song for Jim Jarmusch's zombie movie of the same name.
Simpson announced "Sound & Fury" at San Diego Comic-Con last weekend during a panel featuring two of the filmmakers, writer/director Jumpei Mizusaki, and character designer Takashi Okazaki.
"We went in without any preconceived notions and came out with a really sleazy, steamy rock n roll record. It's definitely my most psychedelic," he said. "And also my heaviest. I had this idea that it'd be really cool to animate some of these songs, and we ended up with a futuristic, dystopian, post-apocalyptic, samurai film."
The self-produced release is Simpson's first since "A Sailor's Guide to Earth." Simpson has gone further away from his hard core country roots.
Each song from the new album will accompany a different anime segment in the movie.
More news for Sturgill Simpson
- 06/05/24: Simpson, aka Johnny Blue Skies, surfaces with new disc, tour
- 05/10/24: Kelley, McCreery, Peck release new music
- 04/23/24: Simpson headlines Outside Lands
- 04/05/24: Simpson's "Metamodern Sounds" coming back
- 08/20/21: Wanda Jackson, Simpson, McMurtry, Booth, Williams lead new releases
- 07/21/21: Simpson plans on concept album
- 05/24/21: Simpson, Price, Shovels & Rope join MerleFest
- 12/11/20: Simpson, King dish out new releases
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