Scott Walker's 2012 album Bish Bosch is a challenging, often brutal, and uncompromising work of experimental art-pop. Its abrasive soundscapes and grim lyrical themes pushed the boundaries of his late-career artistic explorations.
- Bish Bosch was the third of Scott Walker's albums released by the 4AD label. It was recorded in London and Berlin. The album features a distinctive, often unsettling, use of percussion and musique concrète.
- Bish Bosch was released on December 3, 2012, on the independent label 4AD. The album's genre classifications include art pop, experimental, and avant-garde.
- The album was produced by Peter Walsh, a frequent collaborator with Scott Walker, alongside Walker himself. Bish Bosch continued Walker's late-career trajectory of uncompromising sonic and lyrical experimentation.
Scott Walker is an American-born avant-garde composer and baritone vocalist. He began his career in the 1960s pop group The Walker Brothers before embarking on a solo career marked by increasing artistic experimentation. Bish Bosch was released late in his career, following a 17-year absence from recording.
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