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Lou Reed's New Work Is For The Dogs, No Really
"Varied" is a term that can easily be applied to the career of Lou Reed, but his latest project diversifies things to a whole new level.
As part of the Vivid Live Festival in Sydney, Australia, Reed and longtime partner Laurie Anderson will be performing a 20 minute concert that can only be heard by dogs, using high-frequency dog whistles. Some confused humans may think they have accidentally shown up to a performance of John Cage's "4'33."
It all takes place at the Sydney Opera House's northern boardwalk on June 5th. In addition to the canine concerto and additional sets from Reed and Anderson, My Brighest Diamond, Rickie Lee Jones, Bardo Pond, Holly Miranda, and a string quartet-backed Emily Haines of Metric will also be performing.
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