Andrew WK has been defending the title of his second album – 'Blow Your Bone' – claiming it contains no sexual innuendo or any other hidden meaning.
He has told Rolling Stone magazine: "We had some problems... It was supposed to be about taking a bone – like a chicken bone that a dog would want to chew on – and blowing it up with dynamite. People read into that in a weird way. Some stores said they wanted to carry the next record but didn't want that title, to the point where we were forced to change the name. It still might be called that... At the end of the day I'm going to do what I want to do and we'll deal with it when it comes."
The rocker caused a little controversy with his debut album too with that horrible poster that showed a rocker with blood pouring from his nose. The Advertising Standards Authority said it suggested the singer had been taking cocaine and it could frighten "children and vulnerable people".