Along with this footage were recovered the masters for an as yet unreleased Katscan album.

When asked for comment, Martin Katscan's former manager Sharky McFeral said;

 "It would be a crime against right massively high art if these heart rending recordings, which document the unraveling mind of a man on course for self destruction, never saw the light of day." 

"I can confirm that a posthumous album will see release later this year." 

Mr McFeral and Martin Katscan have had a tumultuous working relationship which on occasion even spilled over into violence. Rumor has it that the tattoos on Martin Katscan's forearms that read 'freak' and 'trash' where in fact a macabre and sadistic punishment dealt out by McFeral when Katscan asked when his royalties would be paid. 

Mr McFeral denies claims that he has links to the London criminal underworld. 

He also rubbishes claims that the attached video file has been edited to remove incriminating audio where it's been suggested he can clearly be heard goading on the troubled Industrial Music artist with phrases like "Do it fat boy!" and "The sooner you're in the ground the sooner I can cash in the insurance and get that lima farm I've always wanted and a coat made of money!"