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May 10, 2024 · Schande Shares Hard-Charging Single. “ We’re Not Twins ”. Debut LP Once Around Out This Summer. Via Thurston Moore’s The Daydream Library Series. “ [‘We’re Not Twins’] Hits me like an early Creation Records gem with a bit of classic Feelies energy yet altogether new and NOW. Schande is happening.”. – Thurston Moore.
4 days ago · "Thurston Moore was the one who came back and said brass is the best sounding of all the saddles," he recalls. "But the problem with brass is that it’s very soft, especially with a vibrato: if a touring musician starts moving those strings, within weeks they’ll cut into the saddles and start causing issues.
4 days ago · It seems certain that we’re going to hear this weirdness and discordance until they put the guitars down and someone says, “Sonic Youth, everybody.”. Two minutes into the jam, Reynaldo moves over to Moore, and for a second, bits of the “Silver Rocket” melody return. Then Moore falls down, and it feels like that hint of the melody ...
May 13, 2024 · The Demolition Man: Thurston Moore Interviewed. Thurston Moore's Demolished Thoughts is one of The Quietus's albums of 2011 so far. Here, John Doran talks to the Sonic Youth man about working with Beck and his trepidation about using the acoustic guitar. ADVERTISEMENT.
May 9, 2024 · May 9, 2024. Thurston by Ellen Qbertplaya / Steve by Ben Stas. Sonic Youth’s Thurston Moore has penned a lengthy, moving, very-worth-reading tribute to the late Steve Albini. It reads:
May 8, 2024 · Sticking guitars in dustbins and you know, playing them with screwdrivers and that. I mean, fuck art – let’s rock." So amused was Sonic Youth's Thurston Moore by this quote, that he recorded Gallagher's interview on a VHS cassette, later telling NME that he found it funny “because it’s such a conservative perspective of being in a band.”
May 10, 2024 · Thurston Moore has remembered Steve Albini in a moving tribute celebrating the life of the recording engineer and the indelible mark he left in the hearts of musicians worldwide. Albini passed away on 7 May at the age of 61, having suffered a heart attack at his recording studio Electric Audio.
