'Cage Against The Machine' Being Recorded to Benefit Tinnitus Sufferers and Other Charities

Online, December 6, 2010 (Newswire.com) - Cage Against The Machine, the all-star charity recording that will "cover" John Cage's famous silent piece '4'33"' is to be recorded at a London studio.
The silent piece will be recreated in a recording studio in London and will feature stars such as Pete Doherty, Imogen Heap and The Kooks.

According to Xfm DJ Eddy Temple-Morris, who helped to organize the studio session, the recording will capture a sense of occasion even in the absence of music.
"We're going to plug everybody in," he told the BBC.
"We're going to have a drum kit with a few drummers, some bass players, some guitarists.
"I don't know what the noise will be. I imagine there will be the tweak of a leather jacket, a cough, a snigger, a muffled laugh.
"You'll hear whatever happens in that room at that time. That's the performance."

Last year Facebook users set up a massive campaign to get Rage Against The Machine to Christmas number one, beating X Factors Joe McElderry to the top spot in a close race. This years silent number aims to do the same, protesting against the X Factor and raising money for charity.

This years song already has a huge following, with the facebook group 'Cage Against the Machine' currently exceeding 60,000 followers and the single at 5/1 with William Hill to get to number one.

The x Factor winners single, currently undecided, is 4/7 favorite but with plenty of time before Christmas for campaigning and lots of anti-X Factor feeling in the country anything is imaginable.

The silent single will help raise money for five different charities, including the British Tinnitus Association.

More information about tinnitus causes and treatments can be found at http://tinnitusremedy.blogspot.com