Mistrial

Lou Reed's 1986 release, Mistrial, is a captivating album that showcases the artist's unique blend of glam rock, proto-punk, and art rock. Spanning 39 minutes, this RCA Records Label production is a masterclass in eclecticism, with Reed's distinctive voice and style weaving together a diverse range of tracks. From the opening title song, Mistrial, to the closing notes of Tell It to Your Heart, Reed takes listeners on a sonic journey through themes of social commentary, relationships, and personal reflection. With standout tracks like Video Violence and The Original Wrapper, Mistrial is a testament to Reed's innovative spirit and his ability to craft songs that are both thought-provoking and infectious. Released on 26 June 1986, Mistrial remains a compelling and enduring work in Lou Reed's discography, one that continues to fascinate and inspire fans of his genre-defying music.