One of the instigators of NYC's 1980s No Wave scene, embraced Tropicalia, samba, and bossa nova in following years.
As one of the instigators of New York City's No Wave scene of the early 1980s, Arto Lindsay and his band DNA explored the inflection point where punk and art-rock informed and changed each other. His noisy guitar excursions, intentionally nerdy four-eyes look, and understated singing were emblematic of the downtown music scene of the era. Lindsay refined his musical style over the ensuing years to include more pop elements (in his stint with the Golden Palominos supergroup and other ensembles) and, later, the Tropicalia, samba, and Bossa Nova that had influenced him as a teenager growing up in Brazil.
Important / Important Records
2009
Righteous Babe Records
2004
Righteous Babe Records
2002
Righteous Babe Records
1999
Bar/None
1998
Bar/None
1996
Bar/None
1996
Knitting Factory Works
1995
EG Records
1984










