The Chapman Brothers recently landed in trouble when their controversial sculpture depicting two naked adolescent girls was pulled from a Rome show after a children's rights group deemed it "paedo-pornographic". The same rights group may be enraged to hear that Dinos Chapman has now designed album artwork for the Capital Children's Choir, a prodigiously talented troupe of kids who perform a capella covers of acts such as Crystal Castles and Spiritualized. 

Chapman lent his name and talents to the choir's new EP Untrust, creating a new wave-influenced record sleeve and centrefold and throwing in a 12 minute electronic reimagining of the choir's "Untrust Us" cover as a bonus track.

The Capital Children's Choir first shot to fame with their strangely unsettling choral remake of Guns 'N Roses' "Sweet Child O' Mine". Their video for "Untrust Us" has already attracted over one million views. At the time, the kids (who are all aged between 11 and 17) said: "We wanted to cover Crystal Castles because we liked the idea of replacing their synths and percussion using only our voices and hands." Nice.

Dinos Chapman’s own debut album, Luftbobler, was released last year accompanied by a mind-melting audiovisual show at Fabric (you can read all about it here). He'll be performing it live at New York’s MoMA next month. Maybe he'll bring the kids with him.

Untrust comes out on 6 October through The Vinyl Factory and features vocal covers of Crystal Castles, Spiritualized and Florence + the Machine. Listen to a preview below.