Here Comes The Flood — John Cale will perform at the Donaufestival in Krems, Austria. He plays with his band in the first weekend (April 28-30). Exact date to be announced. » John Cale tour dates (Thanks: Isabel) more info

Totally Fuzzy — Mr. Jones said... 30 Days Out is back, and we've sneaked into our sister's record collection. Today we have emerged with ... "Two The Hard Way," the lamentable 1977 duet LP with Gregg Allman and Cher. Join us for some delectable duds from this lovey ... more info

Here Comes The Flood — Low Society play a couple of gigs in their hometown New York. Mandy Lemons (vocals), Sturgis Nikides (guitar), Andy Heermans (bass), Charlie Roth (drums) play dirty big city electric blues that goes straight for the gut. And yes, there are two form... more info

Popdose — There was an odd cultural moment about twenty years ago when veterans of the 1970s rock avant-garde started showing up in an unexpected place — the pop charts. That old fuso-muso whorehorse Jan Hammer scored a big hit with his Miami Vice theme. Adr... more info

Guardian Music — The stops have been pulled out for festive editions of Uncut, Mojo and Wire. Elsewhere, Brian Eno is messing with the concept of identityThe coming together of Stalin, Roosevelt and Churchill at the signing of the Yalta conference has long been viewe... more info

Here Comes The Flood — photo: Sabrina Chen John Cale performed at the Urban Simple Life Festival, Tapei, Taiwan - December 4, 2010. Tentative listing. Running order unknown. Whaddya Men By That Gun Venus In Furs Things Sold Motel Helen Of Troy Things Heartbreak ... more info

Here Comes The Flood — The Agnes Obel album Philharmonics is finally released in the USA. Her cover of the John Cale song (I Keep A) Close Watch is offered as a free download. Live dates: 12/04 Europavox Festival, Brussel, Belgium 01/14 Eurosonic Festival, Groningen... more info

Here Comes The Flood — American indie band Superchunk cover the John Cale song Child's Christmas in Wales for Mojo's Festive Fifteen, a free CD that accompanies the January 2011 issue of UK music magazine Mojo. » More John Cale covers » mojo4music.com (Thanks: Ziggy) more info

KEXP Seattle — “Among those far-fetched alibis There live some far-fetched lies What wouldn’t be lost if loud men died.” -- John Cale, “Magazines” All apologies for the lateness in preparing for you a tipple of the buzzy DIY this and the thick-fan-journal... more info

ContactMusic — THE VELVET UNDERGROUND star JOHN CALE paid a touching tribute to his late mum as he was made an Officer of the Order of the British Empire in London on Friday... more info