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Jul 2, 2024 · The complete playlist for the album Vintage Violence by John Cale (Playlist) "Vintage Violence" by "John Cale" Full album The full tracklist by John Cale, fr...
Jul 2, 2024 · If Cale were one of the more experimental members of the Velvet Underground, that side didn’t come through on Vintage Violence, an unexpectedly accessible (and ironically titled) pop-rock album that explores an array of genres, but all of them relatively palatable to mainstream ears.
Jul 3, 2024 · POPtical Illusion has lovely, soft washes of synths, and Cale sounds calm and happy he’s still (always) musically adventurous. But there’s a droll, wry feel to the way he operates always, and that’s somehow present here - even at 82.
Jul 5, 2024 · We interviewed John Cale in issue #156 around the time of his previous release, Mercy. He has just released POPtical Illusion, a collection of synth and keyboard heavy tunes that carry a heavy, and at times angry message about the state of the world.
Jun 28, 2024 · Cale’s name was in the fine print on Drake’s Bryter Layter, as it was for his punk-generating production on The Stooges, The Modern Lovers and Patti Smith’s Horses. The fact is that Cale’s full brilliance — like Reed’s, when he let his guard down — shines brightest in collaborations.
Jul 19, 2024 · Cale’s second album in just over a year, POPtical Illusion, features the irresistible track, “How We See The Light,” which touches on the end of a relationship, and a chance to learn and grow. More: John Cale at the piano on MBE 1996
Jul 1, 2024 · POPtical Illusion – with synths, beat box percussion, strings, raw guitars and sometimes hypnotic melodies – may be the most surprisingly agreeable and intelligent “pop” album from classically-trained Cale since Hobosapiens 20 years ago.
