Morrissey believes that his recent lack of new music releases is not due to a creative block, but rather a consequence of what he perceives as a restriction on free speech.
Venting Frustrations
At a concert in Newark, New Jersey, Morrissey expressed his frustrations, suggesting that the music industry’s reluctance to release his work is linked to his outspoken views on free speech.
Censorship Claims
Morrissey highlighted concerns about freedom of expression in England, suggesting that voicing opinions could lead to legal repercussions, making it challenging to speak openly.
Lack of New Music
His comments may stem from backlash related to his political affiliations and the absence of new music releases since his 2020 album, “I Am Not a Dog on a Chain.”
Upcoming Album
Despite setbacks, Morrissey had plans to release his 14th album, “Bonfire of Teenagers,” featuring collaborations with artists like Miley Cyrus and Iggy Pop.
Album Delay
However, the release of “Bonfire of Teenagers” faced delays, with Morrissey citing issues with Capitol Records and a request from Cyrus to remove her vocals from the album.
Unreleased Albums
Despite completing additional work on an album titled “Without Music the World Dies,” Morrissey’s music remains unreleased, as he seeks new avenues for distribution.
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