The Belfast rap trio Kneecap, known for their controversial Irish-language music, is facing a legal battle with the UK government after their access to arts funding was blocked by the UK's Business Secretary. Despite the setback, the group has announced plans for their debut album 'Fine Art', a new movie, and released a new single 'Sick In The Head.' Their music, which has stirred controversy among pundits and politicians, is described as rowdy and about more than just politics. The group spoke about the significance of financial support for artists, freedom of speech, and their next steps.
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Belfast's balaclava-wearing, controversy-courting rap trio @KNEECAPCEOL have announced plans for their debut album 'Fine Art'. Watch the video for new single 'Sick In The Head' now: https://t.co/UZEZXIl92h
Belfast rap trio @KNEECAPCEOL have pissed off plenty of pundits and politicians with their rowdy, Irish-language music. They take us inside the world of their upcoming debut album — which is about a lot more than politics. More: https://t.co/TRkufI61FR https://t.co/mzR0xWyFxL
The Belfast rap trio Kneecap (@KNEECAPCEOL) on their new album, movie, and legal battle with the UK government https://t.co/94z03roOMa
After their access to arts funding was blocked by the UK's Business Secretary, we spoke to Belfast trio @KNEECAPCEOL about the significance of financial support for artists, freedom of speech, and what happens next. https://t.co/HoI70mS4JW