John Cale | The Academy in Peril | Album-Vinyl

John Cale | The Academy in Peril | Album

Tags: Era_1970s, Gender_Male, Genre_Art_Rock, Genre_Experimental, Origin_UK, Type_Studio Release: 1972 Rating: 72.6

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John Cale "The Academy in Peril"

LP (NEW) - Vinyl, 4 Men With Beards, US, 2014, 4m821, 646315182118, 180g Vinyl, Replica Die-cut Flip Gatefold Sleeve


Released on July 19, 1972, The Academy in Peril is the second solo album by former Velvet Underground multi-instrumentalist John Cale. Serving as a stark departure from the accessible pop-rock of his solo debut Vintage Violence, the record is a predominantly instrumental exploration of modern classical and avant-garde composition that showcases Cale's formal academic training. Wrapped in an iconic grid-like cover designed by Andy Warhol, it remains one of the most polarizing yet fascinating detours in his expansive discography

The cover art for John Cale's Academy in Peril was designed by Andy Warhol. Warhol provided the artwork in exchange for Cale's contribution to the sountrack of the 1972 Paul Morrissey film Heat.

Artist Website: john-cale.com

More by Artist: John Cale

Related Artists: Velvet Underground, Reed & Cale, Lou Reed, Nico, Eno & Cale, Chris Spedding, Terry Riley

Collections: Andy Warhol Art



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