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THERAPY? Singer Guests On New THE WILDHEARTS CD

June 30, 2003

THERAPY? guitarist/vocalist Andy Cairns has recorded a guest appearance on the track "Get Your Groove On" from the forthcoming THE WILDHEARTS album, "The Wildhearts Must Be Destroyed".

Commented THE WILDHEARTS mainman Ginger: "We had Andy Cairns come and do a metal-styled political rant about peaceful tactics in the face of anger. Kim Nail (who sang with MARILYN MANSON, and provided backing vocals on 'A Better Man' from THE WILDHEARTS' The Singles Club collection) provided an entire gospel choir from one mouth, and Justin Hawkins from THE DARKNESS came and sang like only the finest in the land could ever hope to even attempt."

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