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- Release Date: 2004
- Runtime: 30 min
- Genre: Music
- Starring: Kim Gordon, Kathleen Hanna, Todd Haynes, Spike Jonze ... see all
- Director: Lance Bangs
- Plot: Half hour compilation of interviews and music videos of New York City band Sonic Youth.
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Austin Chronicle
the music and its powerful effects.....ST's version of Proud's "Sweet Thought," a tense dialogue between man and God, was truly touching..... ... Full Review
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When Paste last caught up with Thurston Moore, the 51-year-old rocker mused that curating art shows, contributing to film projects and running record label Ecstatic Peace! was not enough for him to do, let alone lead Sonic Youth. ... Full Article
Sonic Youth slows it down
metronews.ca –
2009-06-30
It only took New York-based alternative/experimental rockers Sonic Youth 30 years to realize that when you're patient, things turn out exponentially better. Since 1981, guitarist Thurston Moore, bassist/guitarist Kim Gordon, guitarist Lee Ranaldo, bassist Mark Ibold and drummer Steve Shelley... ... Full Article
New Music Tuesday: Sonic Youth Strikes All the Right Rockin' Chords on 'Eternal'
nydailynews.com –
2009-06-16
Sonic Youth sound reborn on their latest CD-and it's no wonder. Never have they taken as much time between albums. Three years have passed since the prolific band's last work, 2006's "Rather Ripped." ... Full Article
Sonic Youth have unveiled the video for "Sacred Trickster," the opening track off their 16th album and latest masterpiece The Eternal . With only two minutes of Kim Gordon angst to work with, director Tom Surgal quickly tells the story... ... Full Article
Rock band sizzles on new label
dispatch.com –
2009-06-12
After almost 20 years, America's foremost indie-rock band is back on an independent record label. Dissatisfied with how Geffen handled its past few albums, Sonic Youth left the label after its 2006 release Rather Ripped and chose New York indie... ... Full Article
Photo: Von Holden/Getty If you hung out in New York's Soho neighborhood in the early 1980s, chances are you could've caught an early Sonic Youth performing in an avant-garde loft space. ... Full Article