In the face of a life-altering event like a cancer scare, you might think that Morrissey would consider a little thing like a record label dispute to be trivial. Apparently that's not the case, however, the shit-stirring Smiths singer took another jab at his former label Harvest Records.
During his performance at Lisbon, Portugal's Coliseu Dos Recreios, Moz got his band to wear T-shirts bluntly bearing the words "Fuck Harvest," NME points out. Check out a fan photo of the decidedly unsubtle duds below.
This is just the latest in a feud that's been raging for a few months. Moz initially claimed that he was dropped by the label, then the label said it wasn't true, leading the singer to hold his ground, and the album World Peace Is None of Your Business was pulled from digital shelves. So really, this is just another case of Moz being Moz.
This is the second confrontational tee Moz has revealed within the span of a couple weeks, since he just debuted his "Be Kind to Animals or I'll Kill You" T-shirt. We're guessing that the "Fuck Harvest" shirts won't be available commercially, but with Morrissey you never know.
UPDATE: Amazingly, Harvest is now selling those shirts at its online store. Well played, Harvest. Well played.
During his performance at Lisbon, Portugal's Coliseu Dos Recreios, Moz got his band to wear T-shirts bluntly bearing the words "Fuck Harvest," NME points out. Check out a fan photo of the decidedly unsubtle duds below.
Fuck Harvest #Morrissey pic.twitter.com/pJqvSD6lZV
— José La Rosa (@jose_lr) October 7, 2014This is just the latest in a feud that's been raging for a few months. Moz initially claimed that he was dropped by the label, then the label said it wasn't true, leading the singer to hold his ground, and the album World Peace Is None of Your Business was pulled from digital shelves. So really, this is just another case of Moz being Moz.
This is the second confrontational tee Moz has revealed within the span of a couple weeks, since he just debuted his "Be Kind to Animals or I'll Kill You" T-shirt. We're guessing that the "Fuck Harvest" shirts won't be available commercially, but with Morrissey you never know.
UPDATE: Amazingly, Harvest is now selling those shirts at its online store. Well played, Harvest. Well played.
