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Featured Release
Laurie Anderson
Mambo and Bling
After its US premiere in Carnegie Hall's Zankel Hall, the Boston Globe wrote that "musically, Homeland is perhaps Anderson's most sophisticated and intriguing work." "Mambo and Bling," now available in the Nonesuch Store as a special, limited-edition 7" vinyl single, is the first recorded music from the project to be released.
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Laurie Anderson
Mambo and Bling
After its US premiere in Carnegie Hall's Zankel Hall, the Boston Globe wrote that "musically, Homeland is perhaps Anderson's most sophisticated and intriguing work." "Mambo and Bling," now available in the Nonesuch Store as a special, limited-edition 7" vinyl single, is the first recorded music from the project to be released.
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Laurie Anderson
Big Science (reissue)
Anderson’s debut, re-mastered and expanded in 2007 for its 25th anniversary, foresaw the future, mixing performance art, pop, and electronics, most hauntingly on “O Superman.” “Her work,” notes the New York Times, “is unlike anything else in music.”
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Laurie Anderson
Live in New York
Anderson surveyed 20 years of recorded material in these concerts from September 12-20, 2001, at New York’s Town Hall. The New York Times observed, “She sang about lovers quarrels, angels, wanderlust, and New York ... [W]hat once seemed off-handed or oblique had turned chillingly prophetic.”
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Laurie Anderson
Life on a String
Anderson returns to violin playing on this plainspoken set, co-produced with Hal Willner. Guests include Lou Reed, Van Dyke Parks, and Dr. John. Rolling Stones says “the overall tone is sparse, haunted, intimate ... Laurie Anderson is a singer-songwriter of crushing poignance.”