Thurston Moore London, UK
thurston moore born 25 july 1958 coral gables florida usa, teenage years bethel connecticut then nyc 1977, joins The Coachmen plays cbgb, max's + downtown art-rock dwellings,sonic youth 1980-2014, then chelsea light moving, immigrates to great smoke, foreva love, solo group action, further free scenes, ecstatic peace library, daydream library, animal liberation ... more
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Sonic Youth is one of those bands where you easily run out of superlatives to describe what they created. This could've easily come off as a cynical cash-grab by a band that had broken up 11 years prior to the release of this record, but that's not what this is. Some of my favourite Sonic Youth instrumentals.
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Perspectives Musicales - Live At Cat's Cradle 2000
by Sonic Youth
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Great live recording sounding for this amazing Sonic Youth show at Cat’s Cradle. W/ an artwork reminding their own label LP/ CD recordings on Sonic Youth Records (SYR) they perform a wonderful show w/ gorgeous different versions of ,in my opinion, one of their most underated album NYC G&F w/ release on LP w/ beautiful and varied artwork & splendid song which show they love for the Beat writtings &.This show is in a way a great testimony full of really inventive tracks (24). I hardly recommend
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Live In Austin 1995
by Sonic Youth
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This album includes an excellent live performance of Diamond Sea, one of my favorite SY tracks that doesn’t appear on many of their live albums on Bandcamp. This was from the era when I first got into SY.
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The latest Djunah LP channels the duo's heavy, intensely cathartic sound to reflect on living with and healing from trauma.
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The Revenge Of Heads On Fire
by White Hills
Trailblazing psych duo White Hills return with another batch of bottom-heavy stoner-y anthems submerged in 200 tons of guitar.
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Philly's Emily Robb deconstructs guitar rock into sludgy, blown-out slabs of riffage and feedback on this bruiser of a new album.
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What an excellent listen to an early version of one of my favorite SY tracks.
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