2014

Drummond re-made the IMAGINE WAKING TOMORROW & ALL MUSIC HAS DISAPPEARED graffiti under Spaghetti Junction. This is part of the ongoing sculpture FORTY GRAFFITI. It was remade as Drummond was never happy with the one that he originally did in 2010.

For further information on this graffiti: www.the17.org/graffiti

Drummond lead a performance of a score originally written for The17. For further information click on Supersonic Festival

Bill Drummond recording the spoken word accompanyment to Score 398: AT THE AGE OF 59 with A La Fu at Va Va recording HQ

Bill Drummond filming final scenes for The17 film with Stefan Schwieter in London and Suffolk between 1st and 5th of September

Bill Drummond travels to Berlin to watch screening of The17 film directed by Stefan Schwietert. The film now has the name IMAGINE WAKING TOMORROW AND ALL MUSIC HAS DISAPPEARED.

There are a number of IMAGINE... graffiti yet to be done. This is the first of a batch of three. This one was done to celebrate the performance of Score 324: NIGHTCLUBBING in Blackpool, which is twinned with a performance of the same score performed on 28 March 2009 at M4 Music Conference, Zurich, Switzerland

This is the second in this batch of IMAGINE... graffiti. It was done to celebrate the performance of Score 17: SCORE at with pupils at Penninghame School, Newton Stewart, Galloway, Scotland on 3 July 2013. This performance was twinned with a performance of the same score somewhere else in the world.

And this was the third of this batch of three IMAGINE... graffiti to be done. It was done under a bridge in the glen above Cushendall, County Antrim, Ireland. It was done to celebrate Score 4: AGE being performed by the local citizens in the Curfew Tower, Cushendall between 23rd and 25th May 2013.

Bill Drummond drove from London to Spaghetti Junction and using white masonry paint, obliterated his previous graffiti. He then drove back to London. It was on this day that he became aware that his mind was in a terminal state of decline. It was on this day he spent almost one hour not knowing who he was or where he lived.

Paul Sullivan of Static and Bill Drummond travelled to Cushendall from Liverpool. The reason for their journey was to look through a box of seven inch 45 records that were stored in one of the cupbourds in The Tower. Paul Sullivan has a suspicion that these records might be the key to a larger and ongoing work.

Tracey Moberly and Bill Drummond drive from London to Spaghetti Junction. There Drummond uses black masonry paint to graffiti the year 2025. Tracey Moberly takes a photograph of it.