The band is made up of Jemaur Tayle of Shelleyan Orphan and the Cure’s former drummer Boris Williams, and today they’re back with the luxurious tune “I Used To Be Lou Reed.” About the song ...

Before the Velvet Underground, and before he became one of the most important songwriters of his generation, Lou Reed was a songwriter for hire at a company called Pickwick Records. He churned out ...

lulu is the landmark collaboration album between two of music's true heavyweights, but yet surprising artistic bedfellows, metallica and lou reed. it is inspired by german expressionist writer frank ...

Light In The Attic is releasing a tribute album to Lou ... vinyl as part of this year’s Record Store Day on April 20, while there will also be a CD and digital release on the same day. All physical ...

Tomorrow would have been Lou Reed’s 82nd birthday ... It’s a Record Store Day release, and there’s obviously a fancy vinyl version, but it’ll be available in all formats.

"Andy liked my art so he phoned Lou [Reed], who ... The event will feature a vinyl and digital deep cut set by DJ Climax and a performance by New York City-based musician Ben Seretan. There will be ...

The brilliant discontents of Lou Reed ... Lars Ulrich, Reed challenged him to a fight after a disagreement (Ulrich declined).” I saw Reed at the listening party for Lulu, at the Steven Kasher ...

It’s always been somewhat obvious that Lou Reed’s sneering persona and transgressive ... But we decided finally, Let’s do a vinyl thing. I’ve fallen in love with vinyl again.

Beyond his edgy, poetic lyrical explorations that often profiled the dark side of humanity, the late Lou Reed experimented ... the concept album Lulu. Reed died of liver disease in 2013 at age ...

Lou Reed's final solo album Hudson River Wind Meditations is to be reissued by Light In The Attic in partnership with Laurie Anderson and The Lou Reed Archive on January 12. Lou Reed’s final ...

So with Metal Machine Music…I liked the Velvet Underground a lot and I was aware of Lou Reed’s solo stuff, and then I bought [the album] and was so bummed. [Laughs.] Back to Lulu, do you think ...

Making sense of Reed’s multitudes, and cutting through the mythology that enshrined him as some kind of junkie savant, is the task Will Hermes sets himself in Lou Reed: The King of New York.