Latest release: Mercy
Cale's music grows on you. As a musician he has explored the niches of noise as well as the commercial poppy sounds of the Seventies. He doesn't snub hard rock, he explores the margins of minimal music. One of his records was even described as "chamber music for the homeless". Nowadays he follows hiphop closely.
"I don't look over my shoulder. I focus on whatever I haven't been able to do before and strive for it. I remember what I didn't get done the last time I was recording and start there."
Ready to take a trip? Got your passport, had your shots and opened your mind?
After much hassle, the avant-garde music recorded in New York in the sixties has hit the shops. Not for the squeamish!
Cale songs have been covered dozens of times.
The Stooges, the Happy Mondays, Siouxsie and other artists who had their records produced by John Cale.
It's cool to have Cale playing on your record. Over the years he has lend a hand to a lot of bands and solo acts.
One-offs, live stuff and other rarities that never made it to vinyl and/or cd.