William S Burroughs - Burroughs The Movie

Review by Kazi Rashel

Burroughs The Movie is a captivating album that showcases the unique and innovative work of William S Burroughs. The album features a collection of spoken word pieces that are accompanied by a variety of musical styles, ranging from jazz to experimental electronic music. Each track on the album is a masterful exploration of Burroughs' distinctive style and vision, as he delves into themes of identity, sexuality, and the human condition.

The album opens with the haunting "The Junky's Christmas," a poignant and powerful tale of addiction and redemption. Burroughs' voice is raw and intense, and the music provides a perfect backdrop for his words. Other standout tracks on the album include "The Last Words of Dutch Schultz," a chilling account of the notorious gangster's final moments, and "The Priest They Called Him," a haunting and atmospheric piece that explores the dark side of religion.

Summary by Kazi Rashel

Throughout the album, Burroughs' unique voice and vision shine through, making Burroughs The Movie a must-listen for fans of experimental music and avant-garde literature. Whether you are new to Burroughs' work or a longtime fan, this album is sure to captivate and inspire.