Wednesday 19th June 2013 by Andrew Trendell | Photos by WENN

Tags: Kanye West

Kanye West has revealed the massive amount of people that worked on his latest album, Yeezus.

Updating his website, West has posted a track-by-track list of each of the producers, musicians, writers, engineers and more that feature on the album. 

Previously confirmed names such as Rick Rubin, Daft Punk and Bon Iver's Justin Vernon all feature in the mammoth number of contributors, but there are far more than helping hands on Yeezus than previously anticipated.

Take a look at the full track-by-track list here. 

Yeezus was released this week and split opinions among fans and critics.

Gigwise reviewed the LP as 'an error of epic proportions' while The Independent said: "Musically, Yeezus is a powerhouse of brutal noise and abrasiveness that often makes you recoil on first listen." Despite the reviews and the fact that the album fell victim to a widespread leak, Yeezus is currently at the top of the iTunes chart in the UK.

A huge number of people helped Kanye West to make Yeezus

Earlier this week one of the producers,  Mike Dean, was questioned about whether there was going to be a Yeezus tour and whether he would be taking part in Kanye's band.

He replied: "Yes and yes."

While West went out on a joint tour with Jay-Z to promote their collaborative album, Watch The Throne, and he has recently performed a number of high-profile festival shows, the US rapper has gone on a solo world tour in a number of years after he didn't do so for 2010's My BeautifulDark Twisted Fantasy.

Below - 10 cool alternative covers for Kanye West's sleeveless Yeezus album