Mouse On Mars have today announced that their new album Spatial, No Problem is a collaboration with Lee “Scratch” Perry – the last official album project of the Jamaican legend before he died in 2021 at the age of 85.
Mouse On Mars have today announced that their new album Spatial, No Problem is a collaboration with Lee “Scratch” Perry – the last official album project of the Jamaican legend before he died in 2021 at the age of 85.
Watch a video for the first single “Rockcurry” below:
Spatial, No Problem was recorded at Mouse On Mars’ Paraverse Studio in Berlin in December 2019. “We hardly spoke about what we were doing,” says the band’s Jan St Werner. “We met and got going. He was laughing a lot and we laughed along. We also cooked and ate fish soup and papayas.”
The album will be released by Domino on June 5, alongside an installation at London’ Barbican as part of their Project A Black Planet exhibition – more details on that here.
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