Church of Anthrax

John Cale, the Welsh musical innovator, is a name synonymous with groundbreaking sound and cultural shifts. As a founding member of the iconic Velvet Underground, Cale's influence stretches across decades, encompassing genres from art rock and baroque pop to proto-punk and beyond. His career, spanning over six decades, is a testament to his versatility and pioneering spirit, with a discography that includes seminal works like "Paris 1919" and "Music For A New Society." Cale's music is a rich tapestry of complex compositions and instrumentations, often featuring his signature droning viola. Whether revisiting classic albums with new recordings or pushing the boundaries of experimental music, John Cale continues to inspire and captivate audiences worldwide. His upcoming reissue of "Paris 1919" and retrospective events like "John Cale (2018-1964): A Futurespective" offer a glimpse into the enduring legacy of this musical visionary.