The Korgis’ best song gets an industrial dub makeover, courtesy of the team of Mark Stewart and Adrian Sherwood. Stewart, who died two years ago, left an album in the vault. While we wait for The Fateful Symmetry (released by Mute on 11 July 2025), this will keep us consciously bopping against the New World Order.
Fans of Stewart’s work will be interested to learn about two events timed to the album’s release.
“Taste Is a Form of Censorship” is an exhibition featuring the work of BombArt – Stewart’s collaboration with Peter Harris – and other related material. It takes place at London’s Farsight Gallery, 4 Flitcroft St, London WC2H 8DJ, from 16-18 July 2025. The 16th is a private view, but free tickets are available through eventbrite.co.uk.
“Mad Max Meets Rockaway Park” follows, from 25-27 July 2025, with events at Bristol’s Rockaway Park. The artists taking part include Peter Harris, DJ Milo, Smith & Mighty, Tessa Pollitt, and Janine Rainforth. A screening of the documentary about Stewart, On/Off, is also planned. See rockawaypark.co.uk for details.