Lupen Crook - The Pros and Cons of Eating Out

A self-confessed method writer, Lupen Crook has spent the last two years wandering, wondering and wilfully exploring the extreme nature of the human character.  Mr Crook has obsessively pursued the darker side of life; the sinful side, the secret side, those parts of ourselves that we dare not reveal.
Lupen Crook's songs and lyrics are underpinned by music written and arranged in collaboration with his most trusted long-term partners in crime, Tom and Bob Langridge - collectively known as The Murderbirds.  All who have seen their live shows will testify to the passion and proficiency that they bring to Crook's output. The album was recorded, engineered, mixed and mastered by Jim Riley in the earthy, analogue environment of Ranscombe Studios in Medway. Howie B (Björk, U2, Tricky) produced three of its tracks, which were mixed by Ben Thackeray alongside Jim Riley - two of which were released in July as a double 'A' side single.The album release follows a hectic and intense Summer schedule of gigs, festivals and impromptu "guerrilla" performances based around the Crooked gypsy cart, during which this new material was showcased to enthusiastic responses.  The band has delighted existing fans and made many new friends during this period. Exposure via radio play has also continued to increase interest in the band.

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