Julian Cope presents Head Heritage

And how about the reference to Rock Section here:

Born in the UK, early childhood in Jamaica and Guernsey. Early influences were “My Boy Lollipop” by Millie Small, “Bachelor Boy” by Cliff Richard ("Rock Section") and “Telstar” by The Tornados.

How have I missed this before? https://www.headheritage.co.uk/unsung/review/183/

Next you're going to say that reviewer is also a Cope alias.

I still say that seems like way too much work to fake, hence my moon landing comment. It would have been so much easier to just borrow his song and title for the book.

Hope your "not wanting to debate it" is related to the moon landing, not RC/JC. No, I don't think Cope has been pursuing an alias for 30+ years, though I certainly wouldn't put it past him to be pursing an alias for 5 years, and then posting a bunch of stuff on bandcamp (and even listing it on discogs) that claims to have been released earlier. I don't recall anyone ever hearing about Skin Patrol, One Million Fuzztone Guitars, and Robert Courtney before 131 came out. And I could totally see Cope creating an elusive post-punk alter-ego, who, in true Les Rallizes Denudes fashion, exists in perpetual obscurity, recording new versions of the same songs over & over. I remember in one of the last Address Drudions, Cope referenced his then-upcoming 131 and said something like, "prepare to have your concept of reality and fiction forever challenged." Having one level of clearly made-up bands, and then another level of purportedly "real" bands, that are also made up - and all done by Cope himself - would be a way to fulfill that promise.

In any case, when listening to some of the Robert Courtney stuff (I haven't listened to all of it), it sounds like it could be Cope singing in an accent (same as the Dayglo Maradona tracks). And, as mentioned, it seems that the publicist writing about the Robert Courtney tracks is the same person who writes about Cope's work for HH. In another coincidence, the bands Robert Courtney follows on bandcamp are all 131 bands.

Hope your "not wanting to debate it" is related to the moon landing, not RC/JC. No, I don't think Cope has been pursuing an alias for 30+ years, though I certainly wouldn't put it past him to be pursing an alias for 5 years, and then posting a bunch of stuff on bandcamp (and even listing it on discogs) that claims to have been released earlier. I don't recall anyone ever hearing about Skin Patrol, One Million Fuzztone Guitars, and Robert Courtney before 131 came out. And I could totally see Cope creating an elusive post-punk alter-ego, who, in true Les Rallizes Denudes fashion, exists in perpetual obscurity, recording new versions of the same songs over & over. I remember in one of the last Address Drudions, Cope referenced his then-upcoming 131 and said something like, "prepare to have your concept of reality and fiction forever challenged." Having one level of clearly made-up bands, and then another level of purportedly "real" bands, that are also made up - and all done by Cope himself - would be a way to fulfill that promise.

In any case, when listening to some of the Robert Courtney stuff (I haven't listened to all of it), it sounds like it could be Cope singing in an accent (same as the Dayglo Maradona tracks). And, as mentioned, it seems that the publicist writing about the Robert Courtney tracks is the same person who writes about Cope's work for HH. In another coincidence, the bands Robert Courtney follows on bandcamp are all 131 bands.

well, IMHO, the problem is not about The Colours Out Of Time, who had a short career and consisted of Steve Reynolds - Lead Vocals.
Dave (MD) Robbins - Lead, 12 and 6 String Gtrs, Bass, Vox Continental, Vcls.
Andy Pennance - Gtrs, Bass, "Psaltery and 16 other instruments..."
Phil Bourne - Bass Guitar.
John Durrant - Drums...as I paste from their blog...
but about Skin Patrol AKA One Million Fuzztone Guitars AKA Robert Courtney/Williamson.
They have a fictional thirty years life in music as all the other 131 bands and one can find trace of them only in Bandcamp or in Wordpress.
More...as all videos on YouTube, any kind of infos about appeared 4 years ago...a strange coincidence!
Even if I agree that there's a lot of material, even too much also for a co(pe)nspiracy..