Morrissey's 'Bonfire of Teenagers' Faces Release Hurdles Due to Controversial Track

The album's title song about the Manchester bombing has led to multiple record labels declining to release it, despite Morrissey's insistence on its importance.

Morrissey's album, 'Bonfire of Teenagers,' has faced delays due to its controversial title track about the 2017 Manchester bombing.
The song includes provocative lyrics referencing the aftermath of the attack and criticizes the public's response.
Despite buying back the rights to the album, Morrissey claims that major labels are refusing to release it.
The artist maintains that removing the title track would dishonor the victims of the bombing.
Morrissey has described 'Bonfire of Teenagers' as the best album of his career, noting its powerful production and guest artists.