Limited 180gm white vinyl LP pressing including digital download. Curated, analogue mastered and cut at Gearbox Studio. Michael Horovitz brings his Jazz-Folk-Rock-Poetry SuperJam movement forward to the present day. On this 2013 studio recording of Bankbusted Nuclear Detergent Blues, an effervescent improvisatory poem-sequence which he wrote for Paul Weller, he is accompanied by three of the UK's most popular musicians - Weller himself, Graham Coxon and Damon Albarn. The record was recorded at Weller's Black Barn Studio and Albarn's Studio 13, and mixed at Studio 13, and originally released for Record Store Day 2013 alongside the accompanying Gearbox Records releases 'Ballade Of The Nocturnal Commune' (Jazz Poetry SuperJam #2) and the two LP box set Blues For The Hitchhiking Dead (Jazz Poetry SuperJam #1). Paul Weller found that: ... It was my absolute pleasure to work in these recordings with Michael, Damon and Graham. I am a big fan of all three of these artists and just to be so free with all the music and ideas was a real buzz. A lot of fun and no egos in the way. Fabulous. The end results are amongst some of the best new things I've ever worked on. Soft Soap Flakes Kill, Our Wonderful Culture, It's the Economy That's Stupid, Shock'n'awe - What's It For?, Mutually Assured Destruction = Mad, Talkin' 'Bout Degeneration
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