Back in January, on what would have been David Bowie's 73rd birthday, Parlophone announced a series of special releases from the artist's catalogue of rare and previously unreleased music. Today, we have another instalment from the Is It Any Wonder? EP, a mid-'90s track called "Nuts."
"Nuts" is an outtake from the 1997 recording sessions for Earthlings and has remained unreleased until today. The drum & bass influence is clear on the track, with Bowie singing/speaking only a handful of lyrics throughout the song's five-minute length.
The track one of six from the EP, and the fifth to be released since Parlophone's announcement. "Nuts" follows "The Man Who Sold the World (ChangesNowBowie Version)," "I Can't Read '97," "Stay '97" and "Baby Universal '97."
The final track from the Is It Any Wonder? EP, as well as an "extra surprise" from Parlophone, will arrive next Friday (February 14).
Listen to "Nuts" below.
"Nuts" is an outtake from the 1997 recording sessions for Earthlings and has remained unreleased until today. The drum & bass influence is clear on the track, with Bowie singing/speaking only a handful of lyrics throughout the song's five-minute length.
The track one of six from the EP, and the fifth to be released since Parlophone's announcement. "Nuts" follows "The Man Who Sold the World (ChangesNowBowie Version)," "I Can't Read '97," "Stay '97" and "Baby Universal '97."
The final track from the Is It Any Wonder? EP, as well as an "extra surprise" from Parlophone, will arrive next Friday (February 14).
Listen to "Nuts" below.
