Thurston Moore on a Saturday morning, just what the good doctor ordered.One of Sonic Youth's mainsprings, Moore, along with wife Kim Gordon, and bandmates Lee Renaldo, & (since 1986) Steve Shelley has taken his vision of (anti)rock music to bold heights & blistered noise treks through avante America.On his own he can be more........Melodic? No, thats not it.....his approach is slightly more c...
>>There is alawys a reason to be thankful. >I cried because I had no shoes, until I saw the man with no stereo."remember":http://mog.com/Marigold/blog_post/97220#commentsThe family that laughs together... Can survive anything.Be thankful for loved ones.Its a strange mood I'm in today. The feast has been consumed, there are many in the house and most are sleeping. I've been bouncing around read...
Sonic Youth’s Thurston Moore has already founded a record label and co-written a few books, including upcoming art photo book Grunge, so it makes sense that he’s ready to start his own book publishing company, as well. Starting next year, Moore’s...
I know - say what?! That was my 1st reaction too. I received a press release today that reads more like a communique from the Discordian front than a tour announcement. The following text describes the "No More Bush Tour 2008" and was attached to a lineup that includes Thurston Moore (Sonic Youth), Mike Watt (Minutemen, fIREHOSE, Stooges), Jack Rose (Pelt), 50 Foot Women, Axolotl, Valerie We...
I found this on youTube with the following description:Trailer for "I Need That Record: The Death (or Possible Survival) of The Independent Record Store."Starring: Thurston Moore, Mike Watt, Ian Mackaye, Noam Chomsky, Legs McNeil, Glenn Branca, Lenny Kaye (Patti Smith Group), Chris Frantz (Talking Heads, Tom Tom Club), Pat Carney (Black Keys), BP Helium (Of Montreal), and Patterson Hood (Drive-...
On September 15, LA publishing crew Penny-Ante will see the release of its third and largest anthology, Three. Limited to 2000, this square-bound, softcover mag/book features a 320-page collection of personal writings and visual work from just about every other person you could possibly name drop, including Billy Childish (Thee Headcoats), Thurston Moore (Sonic Youth), Robert Pollard (Guided by...
You're creative, right? I mean, you use fisheye lenses, don't you? And didn't you write out your last birthday party invitations (to a vegan cookie tasting at a lofted art gallery) in haiku trains? And when you found that roadkill outside on your street, you grabbed your camera and filmed it, right? Well, then get your game face on, David Lynch, because this past weekend, the Los Angeles Times ...
Within the past week, America's first black president was inaugurated, Oscar nominations were announced, and Microsoft laid off a ton of friggin' employees. January is truly shaping up to be a historic month, a month all of us will remember as a mixture of elation and depression, a time of great steps forward and daunting steps back. At times, it seems almost overwhelming, all the things that a...
In case you haven’t been following, analog formats are making a comeback, including vinyl, 8-track, and cassette. Digital music can be cheaply distributed with such ease that CDs are likely on their way out, but the good news is that some bands and...
Just got word about this photography book, "Punk House: Interiors In Anarchy (Abrams Image) by Abby Banks that will be published this December. The cover of "Punk House."I haven't seen the images, but Thurston Moore penned the intro, and the book sounds awesome.Here's the promo pitch: "The 'punk house' may come in any number of forms. The most common type is often where a large group of like-mi...
Sonic Youth's Thurston Moore will release his second solo album, Trees Outside the Academy this September on his label, Ecstatic Peace."I'm always thinking about doing a solo joint," Moore said during an interview with Pitchfork. "I actually sort of did it in the 90s; I did this thing called Psychic Hearts, basically a record based around the real skeletal song structure or idea. "Usually what...
The line on Harcourt Street in Dublin is what you’d expect for a midweek rock show. Serious looking young men mostly, almost everyone in their late twenties and early thirties, black wool overcoats and messenger bags and a distinct sense that everyone has come straight from work. Three guys in front of me share a joint, and the short feature interview with Thurston in that morning’s Metro news