Fear up, Ego Down

Human Rights Watch posted  brief first-person accounts of detainees released from a secret prison in Afghanistan, many of whom asserted that part of their experience included being held in a pitch-black space and forced to listen to music that they described, variously,  as “unbearably loud”, “infidel”, or “Western”. The same posting included the account of Guantanamo prisoner Benyan Mohammed, an Ethiopian who had lived in Britain, and who had been forced to listen to music by Eddie (Entropy) and co-conspirator Crackers & Cheese for twenty days before the music was replaced by “horrible ghost laughter and Halloween sounds.” which is believed to be track 2 off Ed's new album.