Tag: Bill Drummond

Score 378 is a French book published in 2015 which is divided into two major parts. During the first 100 pages the book follows Bill Drummond and his performance 7 Decades, 7 Days, 7 Albums which took place in February 2011: having agreed to be the editor of the Offline…

The Man was Bill Drummond’s 1986 solo album on Creation Records, meant as a farewell to his previous musical past at the age of 33.

The First Time is a collection of 40 interviews transcribed from Matt Everitt’s show “The First Time With…” on BBC Radio 6 Music during which he talks with major artists about pivotal moments in their lives and the songs and events that shaped their career. Apart from interviews with various…

Notice: This page is meant to compile various of Bill Drummond’s projects which all evolved from or contributed to the choir that is known as The17. This includes No Music Day (2005) and the documentary Imagine Waking Up Tomorrow… (2015/16).

19 Raptures is an edition of 502 numbered copies, each containing nineteen leaflets, by nineteen different authors writing on the subject of addiction, obsession and compulsion. The first 52 copies of this edition were housed in a custom slipcase bound by Tangerine Press, with a cover design by Bella Freud….

Features a 14-page interview with Bill Drummond about the Zoo Records label and its roster of artists.  

Cairnsmore Of Fleet is a finished but unreleased book by Bill Drummond. Small bits of information about the book could be found on the Penkiln Burn website.

This paperback book is about earthquake, Haiti, being alive, watching people die, running, the end of the world, hope, fear, praying, surviving, struggle, corruption and trust. But more importantly it contains words not mediated through the mind of a western journalist but the words of a young man called Claudel…

Released on Penkiln Burn, this is one of the very few books not written by Bill Drummond but featuring one of his contributions.