The Butthole Surfers will release their long-shelved album "After the Astronaut" on June 26th, nearly 25 years after it was shelved by Capitol Records due to perceived lack of commercial appeal. The original recording, which explores electronic and industrial sounds, will now be released as originally intended after the band regained rights to the material, which had been reworked and released as "Weird Revolution" in 2001 under Hollywood Records.
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The Butthole Surfers will release their long-shelved album "After the Astronaut" on June 26th, nearly 25 years after it was shelved by Capitol Records due to perceived lack of commercial appeal. The original recording, which explores electronic and industrial sounds, will now be released as originally intended after the band regained rights to the material, which had been reworked and released as "Weird Revolution" in 2001 under Hollywood Records.