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Year 2009

 

Rate Opinion: Recap: Sonic Youth at Turner Hall

Original at Decider Milwaukee external link    Tue, Jul 21

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Maybe Thurston Moore and Kim Gordon really haven't aged, as they appear. Gordon addressed the crowd at the start, saying, “It's nice to see all these girls ... CD review: The Eternal - Sonic YouthStuff.co.nz Concert Review: Sonic Youth at the UptownPitch Weekly

Rate CD Review: Sonic Youth, "The Eternal"

Original at topix.net external link    Wed, Jun 10

Sonic Youth 'The Eternal' Grade: A- First, the past: With nearly 20 years on a major label behind them, Sonic Youth has headed over to indie titan Matador Records.

Rate Opinion: Sonic Youth's Kim Gordon critical of "The Radiohead Model"

Original at Punknews.org external link    Mon, Jun 8

In a recent interview, veteran musician Kim Gordon of Sonic Youth had some comments for the donation-based model popularized (but not invented) by Radiohead for the release of their album, In Rainbows in 2007. In a Guardian interview, Gordon offered ...

Rate Opinion: New Music Report: Sonic Youth

Original at Rolling Stone external link    Thu, Jun 4

Among the highlights are the Thurston Moore-sung ballad “Antenna,” Kim Gordon's catchy “Malibu Gas Station” and “Walkin' Blues,” perhaps guitarist Lee Renaldo's best song in years. In Rolling Stone's four-star review of Sonic Youth's latest, ...

Rate Opinion: Sonic Youth, "The Eternal" (Matador) [3.5 STARS]

Original at Chicago Sun-Times external link    Tue, Jun 2

This album is a celebration of newfound freedom," Thurston Moore has said. "Releasing this album with our friends at Matador feels like liberation, which inspired us during the recording process." Never mind that Sonic Youth always has posited itself ...

Rate CD REVIEW Nels Cline Drones On…

Original at The MIT Tech external link    Thu, Mar 5

The third track, “Thurston County,” is an obvious tip of the hat to Sonic Youth’s Thurston Moore, a colleague of Cline’s. The song begins with a humorously sinister arpeggio supplanted with sirens that sound like a misbehaving theremin. ... Music Review: Nels Cline - Coward Blogcritics.org

Rate Music Review: Sonic Youth - Goo

Original at Blogcritics external link    Sat, Nov 15

By Kyle West I have something to admit. The only real reason I bought Goo was because I heard "Kool Thing" on Guitar Hero III.But it got me to buy an amazing album, even if it was a little expensive. The record store didn't have any used, which should tell you something. This album is so amazing that no one ever r...

Rate [Book Review] Sonic Youth - Goodbye 20th Century

Original at Each Note Secure external link    Thu, Aug 7

By Administrator What I may have been most impressed with was how, with Geffen Records, Sonic Youth almost served as more of a magnet band for others than a money making machine. Even the best selling SY records were still not considered a huge success ...

Rate Review: Sonic Youth - Daydream Nation:

Original at UponFirstListen external link    Sun, Feb 10

Upon first listen if I wasn't keenly aware that this was a seminal album by a seminal artist I wouldn't have liked it too much. Conversely, if I had heard this live instead of on CD, I'd have loved it immensely. ...

Year 2007

 

Rate Sonic Youth Review

Original at The NIC Sentinel external link    Sun, Sep 16

Sonic Youth, a long-running indie rock group from New York City, recently reissued its 1988 album, "Daydream Nation." Numerous critics consider it an indie rock classic and one of the best albums of the '80s. Sonic Youth occupies a ...

Rate Opinion: Sonic Youth at the Greek 7-20-2007

Original at LAist external link    Mon, Jul 23

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By Elise Thompson So it was fascinating to see Sonic Youth playing the entire Daydream Nation album from beginning to end. They really had to adapt their style in order to function within the constraints of an album. There was still a lot of guitar-shaking and bass-to-amp action, but it was somehow very const...

Rate Opinion: Sonic Youth - Daydream Nation

Original at Rolling Stone external link    Wed, Jun 13

Loosed on the world in 1988, Daydream Nation made alt-rock a life force. Over two vinyl discs containing just fourteen titles, it fused Sonic Youth's displaced guitar tunings with tunes as hummable as the Beatles' or the Ramones' ? a standard they've matched ever since, but never again wi...

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