Tagged: Lou Reed
Philip Glass and Lou Reed Occupy Wall Street
Last night, Philip Glass and Lou Reed made a planned appearance at an Occupy Wall Street action at Lincoln Center following the final performance of Glass’ 1980 opera Satyagraha (truth-force in Sanskrit), a work about … read more »
We Came In Peace
Reminiscent of those old Hammer Studios horror flicks from the 1950s and 1960s, add to that the creepy Jim Diamond of Detroit garage gods The Dirt Bombs-production, and Peace, though ironically named, could easily be its soundtrack. read more »
Elvis Costello To Release Acoustic Album In June… Still On Starbucks
Elvis Costello is returning to the acoustic country-roots sound of 1986′s King of America, on his newest upcoming album Secret, Profane & Sugarcane, which will be released in early June. read more »
New Music Thursday – Queens Club
Sometimes, when the clouds part, the seas grow calm and beasts large and small live together in harmony, a band that covets their influences and shapes said influences into something all their own comes along. That band in this case is Kansas City, Missouri’s, Queens Club. read more »
Video: Julian Schnabel and Lou Reed in Berlin
Released on DVD this week, Julian Schnabel’s Berlin is to concert films as Lou Reed is to aging frontmen. Filmed over five nights in December of 2006, Berlin documents the first time Reed’s maligned album … read more »
Levi’s®/FADER Fort Video: Lou Reed & Friends
We’ve already gushed about Lou Reed’s epic tribute at the Levi’s®/FADER Fort where lots of dudes we love (What up Dr. Dog! Hey My Morning Jacket!) covered some epic jams. The finale, which we wrote … read more »
Levi’s®/FADER Fort: Lou Reed & Friends
Blah blah blah blah and then Lou Reed played “Walk on the Wild Side” at the Levi’s®/FADER Fort last night. Say what you will about Indie Spring Break in Austin and this week being an … read more »
I Am A Bird Now Is A Bird Now
Seeing Antony bring the shock ‘n’ awe down on the buddhists at Carnegie Hall last night reminded us that I Am A Bird Now is fully flying off the shelves of your local record store … read more »