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The Fateful Symmetry

The groundbreaking, enduringly influential artist Mark Stewart presents his eighth solo album 'The Fateful Symmetry', a vital new masterwork completed shortly before his untimely passing in April 2023. Across an illustrious career of pioneering music with The Pop Group, Mark Stewart & The Maffia and as a solo artist, Stewart has produced a seminal body of work, galvanized by the DIY ideals of punk, radical politics, protest movements, theory, philosophy, technology, art and poetry. With 'The Fateful Symmetry', Stewart's abiding legacy as a 'revered countercultural musician' (The Guardian) is sustained, with an album as fearless and visionary as his best work.

The groundbreaking, enduringly influential artist Mark Stewart presents his eighth solo album 'The Fateful Symmetry', a vital new masterwork completed shortly before his untimely passing in April 2023. Across an illustrious career of pioneering music with The Pop Group, Mark Stewart & The Maffia and as a solo artist, Stewart has produced a seminal body of work, galvanized by the DIY ideals of punk, radical politics, protest movements, theory, philosophy, technology, art and poetry. With 'The Fateful Symmetry', Stewart's abiding legacy as a 'revered countercultural musician' (The Guardian) is sustained, with an album as fearless and visionary as his best work.

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The groundbreaking, enduringly influential artist Mark Stewart presents his eighth solo album 'The Fateful Symmetry', a vital new masterwork completed shortly before his untimely passing in April 2023. Across an illustrious career of pioneering music with The Pop Group, Mark Stewart & The Maffia and as a solo artist, Stewart has produced a seminal body of work, galvanized by the DIY ideals of punk, radical politics, protest movements, theory, philosophy, technology, art and poetry. With 'The Fateful Symmetry', Stewart's abiding legacy as a 'revered countercultural musician' (The Guardian) is sustained, with an album as fearless and visionary as his best work.