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Watch: John Cale joins Charli XCX in 'House,' song for Wuthering Heights' - UPI.com

Former Velvet Underground musician John Cale joined Charli XCX for "House," a song for Emerald Fennell's upcoming film "Wuthering Heights."

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Watch: John Cale joins Charli XCX in 'House,' song for Wuthering Heights' - UPI.com

Former Velvet Underground musician John Cale joined Charli XCX for "House," a song for Emerald Fennell's upcoming film "Wuthering Heights."

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theguardian.com7 mesi fa

Charli xcx: House ft John Cale review – haunt me, then! An elegant, brutal taste of the Wuthering Heights OST

Featuring a lugubrious monologue from the Velvet Underground legend, its jagged strings are more reminiscent of that band than anything on Brat

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  1. lunedì 10 novembre 2025·upi.com

    Watch: John Cale joins Charli XCX in 'House,' song for Wuthering Heights' - UPI.com

    Former Velvet Underground musician John Cale joined Charli XCX for "House," a song for Emerald Fennell's upcoming film "Wuthering Heights."

  2. martedì 11 novembre 2025·theguardian.com

    Charli xcx: House ft John Cale review – haunt me, then! An elegant, brutal taste of the Wuthering Heights OST

    Featuring a lugubrious monologue from the Velvet Underground legend, its jagged strings are more reminiscent of that band than anything on Brat