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The first posthumous release from late Suicide singer Alan Vega will arrive this July, a year after the proto-punk pioneer died at the age of 78. Vega worked on the nine-track IT alongside his wife and frequent collaborator Liz Lamere from 2010 until his death in July 2016.
For the album, Vega "religiously consumed" global news programs and took late-night walks around his native New York City, with the singer recording sounds and taking photographs that would serve as IT's lyrical foundation.
“Alan's life force was so strong because he believed in his vision and purpose," Lamere, who helped write and produce IT, said in a statement. "He understood we can't control much of what happens to us, or in our world, but we have free will and the power to go on and stand for what we believe in."
CONDITION: NEW
TRACKIN LISTING
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DTM
2
Dukes God Bar
3
Vision
4
IT
5
Screamin Jesus
6
Motorcycle Explodes
7
Prayer
8
Prophecy
9
Stars
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