• Alternate Artwork White Limited Edition • Gatefold Outer Sleeve - Printed on Matt Varnish Finish with a UV Spot Outer Print• Uncoated 8 Page Booklet • Polylined Innersleeve Today, Spiritualized’s J Spaceman and John Coxon announce Music for William Eggleston’s Stranded in Canton, an instrumental score of Eggleston’s 1970s art film, out October 18th via Fat Possum. In 2015, Spaceman, Coxon, and friends performed a new original score for William Eggleston’s Stranded in Canton live at a special film screening at the Barbican Gallery in London. The recording sat on a shelf for 10 years, and will finally be unveiled through this release. Stranded in Canton is a black-and-white film portrait of Memphis in 1974, shot in bars and on street corners, showing Eggleston’s friends carousing, playing music and firing pistols into the night sky. It is raw, greasy, Quaalude-y and hot. Jagged and intimate, the film is a handheld window into a different world; “Hogarth on Beale Street” as writer Richard Williams describes it in the album’s liner notes.Tracklist:1. I was stranded in Canton2. Last week I took a trip3. It’s not gospel4. What train blues5. I don’t know what I can possibly do6. Mother’s milk7. Back up William8. Everybody in their life at one time or another9. Love for the asking10. Credits roll
