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TVOTR's Kyp Malone Records OWS Album
Occupy Musicians can add a few more supporters. TV On The Radio member Kyp Malone announced that he got together with former Liturgy drummer Greg Fox and Kid Millions of Brooklyn outfit Oneida to record an album for the Occupy movement. Although Fox didn't participate in the protests--saying they're not "my thing"--he did work in a kitchen to seve food to the protestors. Fox went on to say that he, Millions and Malone planned to record an entire LP and "knew to some degree what the end product would be." Interestingly, the recording process started as a four-hour jam between the musicians. The revealed collaboration comes only shortly after the official announcement of Occupy This Album. [NME]
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