CAMPER Van Beethoven’s singer David Lowery has become the most ornery of those fighting for musician’s rights. He’s erupted over piracy, Spotify, lyric websites, and the battle between the surviving Beastie Boys (with the ghost of Adam Yauch) and GoldieBlox.
I speak to him for Salon here.
He makes a pretty good case for what’s wrong with Silicon Valley techno-utopianism, which leaves artists out of the revenue stream.
(Lowery and his argument also make an appearance in my book Creative Destruction, which comes out next year.)
