Kurt Cobain fans have another reason to look forward to film director Brett Morgen's forthcoming music documentary about the troubled and talented musician. “Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck” is set to feature a previously unheard Cobain solo track, according to a recent tweet sent by Morgen.

“Listening to a mind-blowing 12-minute acoustic Cobain unheard track that will be heard on the Montage of Heck soundtrack,” Morgen wrote on Twitter. Amid excitable responses to his tweet, Morgen made no mention of the 
soundtrack's release date or of the song's title.

An accompanying book, published by Insight Editions, is due out on May 5. It is set to contain photographs, animation stills and documentation of other pieces of archival material from Cobain's life.

“Montage of Heck” was premiered at Sundance film festival in January, is due to hit UK cinemas on April 10 and will open in Los Angeles theatres on April 24, according to Morgen. TV audiences in the US will be able to watch the film when it premieres on HBO on May 4.

Kurt Cobain, founder of genre-defining grunge rock band Nirvana, committed suicide at the age of 27 in 1994, but not before he found worldwide following with his signature brand of music and wacky lifestyle. 

Source: Guardian