discography The Nectarine No.9 returned from two years of relative inactivity in early 1998 with a new album, "Fried For New Material" on Creeping Bent, which was released on 20th April 1998. The album was followed two weeks later by the release of one of it's many outstanding tracks, "Adidas Francis Bacon" as a single, on Sano. "Fried For New Material" also included their contribution to the Creeping Bent Singles Club, "Port of Mars" which was couples with the Revolutionary Corps of Teenage Jesus' Alan Vega collaboration, "Who Cares Who Dies". "Adidas Francis Bacon" (left) is available on 7" vinyl only and is backed by another album track, "Burnt Nylon Carseat Cover Flavour". Although the Nectarine No.9 had maintained a near non-existant profile since the release of their "Saint Jack" album and tour with Edwyn Collins in 1995, they had not been altogether unemployed. 1997 saw the release of poet Jock Scot's "My Personal Culloden" album, on which they were featured as house band, co-writers and producers, providing what the NME described as "an appropriately sordid soundtrack," by "Edinburgh's premier voodoo beat seditionists."