The levels of controversy in which Kanye West is immersed seem endless. Not even 72 hours after his first political rally, the rapper, apparently immersed in a major mental crisis, has posted a tweet that left fans wondering and clueless about its meaning. "The Mars Volta: we need to finish the album," says the artist in a publication that is accompanied by a video recorded by his own phone in which "The Widow" by the well-known alternative rock group plays in the background.
The footage that is seen on the video is directly taken from a sports documentary whose soundtrack featured The Mars Volta track from the album of "Frances The Mute" (2005).
Watch the video and read the caption below:
The Mars Volta was an American progressive rock band from El Paso, Texas, formed in 2001 and in September 2012 The Mars Volta entered a indefinite hiatus.
The band’s members, Cedric Bixler-Zavala and Omar Rodríguez-López reunited in 2015 to revive their former band At the Drive-In. Will we see a The Mars Volta reunion in the near future?
In another tweet, Kanye West posted a new tracklist for his album DONDA which he said it’s coming out on Friday. The 12-track LP follows his previous announcement that a new album called God’s Country was in the works.
See DONDA’s tracklist below:
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