Nico - DesertshoreNico's second solo album, 1968's The Marble Index, & third solo album, 1970's Desertshore, have long been out of print. These reissues include audio mastered from the original tapes and previously unreleased photos of Nico by Guy Webster. 1970's Desertshore, co produced by her Velvet Underground band mate John Cale, like much of Nico's early work, has grown in stature with the passing of time, and alongside Chelsea Girl as some of her most accessible

Agamban defines profanation as

” says Rønnenfelt

It was first performed by Steve Reich

as an homage to Sunny

love and death are the three obsessions of the record

” “To have so many influential artists to us putting their own piece of DNA on what has become such an important track to us is so humbling

and therefore one of  the best

lectured at the Boiler Room in New Delhi and moderated Robyn’s Red Bull Music Academy lecture at MOMA in New York

but then we add another part towards the end to really keep it interesting

They currently perform as The Catenary Wires Peter Momtchiloff went on to join Would-Be-Goods and The Hot Hooves

the group would not have been passed on to the albums department

I’m celebrating the death of old views in the industry