Albert Bouchard, a founding member of Blue Öyster Cult, has announced a new album titled Imaginos IV: Rhyme of the Starclock. The 11-track record will be released through Deko Entertainment on Sept. 25.
As Blue Öyster Cult's original drummer, Bouchard performed on the group's most celebrated records and contributed songwriting and lead vocals to "Cities on Flame With Rock and Roll." He also played on "(Don't Fear) The Reaper," whose cowbell later inspired one of Saturday Night Live's most famous sketches.
That changed after roughly 1,000 pages of writings by Blue Öyster Cult manager and producer Sandy Pearlman were discovered when his house was sold. The collection reportedly contained at least 28 unrecorded lyrics, many of which directly connected to the Imaginos story.
The first single, "Four Winds Bar," was written by Pearlman and Bouchard's brother Joe. The album also features guest appearances from Lenny Kaye, Ross "The Boss" Friedman and Keith Roth.
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