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The Velvet Underground Live In 1969 At 50

The Quietus 09 Sep 2024
No Nico? Surely she was the real European gravitas of the group, the initial ballast they needed to secure them before pushing outwards ... But The Marble Index, Desertshore and The End shield Nico from all attacks ... You could take away Nico.
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The Soundcarriers – Through Other Reflections

The Quietus 29 Aug 2024
... vision of Austin Powers if directed by Sophia Coppola – while ‘The Return’ is a beatific nod to flower power via Italian film music (think Dario Argento and Gothic Romanticism) and Nico’s Desertshore.
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Reissue of the Week: Throbbing Gristle's The Third Mind Movements

The Quietus 16 Aug 2024
The same year, the four embarked on a project to complete a full-length reimagining of Nico’s Desertshore, to be recorded over three days in public at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in ...
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An Altamont For Rock Music's Imperial Period: June 1, 1974 Half A Century On

The Quietus 28 Jun 2024
Four years earlier, Cale produced Nico’s plaintive Desertshore, a record whose title Ayers name-checked in his own ode to Nico, ‘Decadence’, on 1972’s Bananamour ... “Oldfield, Eno, Nico – Live!”).
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We’ve Got A File On You: John Cale

Stereogum 18 Jun 2024
The Velvet Underground & Nico (1966) ... Producing For Nico Across The 1970s. Marble Index and Desertshore by Nico are two of my favorite albums ever, especially your surreal production on them both.
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‘Hip-hop is the new avant garde’: John Cale on Lou Reed, anger and continual reinvention

The Observer 16 Jun 2024
John Cale, top left, with Lou Reed, Maureen Tucker, Nico and Sterling Morrison in the late 60s ... Nico. The Marble Index/Desertshore review – an unforgettable trip to a very dark place.
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Reissue of the Week: Nico – Desertshore

The Quietus 29 Mar 2024
And on these occasions – and particularly on Desertshore - Cale was less director and more facilitator for the sheer majesty of Nico’s vision – which is front and centre ... Buoyed by this burgeoning creativity, Nico approached Desertshore as a composer.
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Friday briefing: One year on from the Guardian’s look at its historic connections to slavery

AOL 29 Mar 2024
Good morning ... After almost two centuries, the time had come for the Guardian to face its history ... Nico. The Marble Index/Desertshore ... The Marble Index and Desertshore seem to exist exclusively in a world of Nico’s own creation, detached and incomparable.
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Nico: The Marble Index/Desertshore review – an unforgettable trip to a very dark place

The Observer 28 Mar 2024
The rest of The Marble Index and Desertshore seem to exist exclusively in a world of Nico’s own creation, detached and incomparable (Cale subsequently suggested that her music “makes more sense in ...
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Domino Unveils Reissues Of Two Nico Classics

The Quietus 01 Feb 2024
UK label Domino is reissuing two of Nico’s best-loved early records, The Marble Index and Desertshore ... unreleased Nico tracks dating back to 1991.
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Domino To Reissue Nico Classics

The Quietus 01 Feb 2024
UK independent label Domino Records are to reissue Nico's The Marble Index and Desertshore on ...
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The Low Culture Podcast: Nico's The Marble Index

The Quietus 19 Jan 2024
... 1967, breezy folk pop debut, Chelsea Girl, Nico would have recorded The End before moving onto the more song-based Desertshore and then finally making her grand avant-garde statement The Marble Index.
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