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  • Four Tet fails to secure record rights in copyright spat
2022-01-25
25 January 2022Alex Baldwin

Four Tet fails to secure record rights in copyright spat

Kieran Hebden, who performs as electronic musician Four Tet, has failed to convince the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court to amend certain claims in a copyright spat with  Domino over his master recordings.

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