SONIC YOUTH - A Thousand Leaves 2LP c86 This particular embodiment of the

This particular embodiment of the band includes longtime keyboardist DAVE AMELS

Bands like Bratmobile were among some of the most exciting things to happen to punk rock in the early ’90s

The skitter-y guitar that drives the verses of “Dig For Fire” is the closest they’ve ever come to funk

so upon conclusion Jourgensen has done it again - creating original sounding and pretty badass industrial metal with a twist

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SONIC YOUTH - A Thousand Leaves 2LP c86 This particular embodiment of theTheir most cohesive effort since "Goo". Takes the exploratory sound of "Daydream Nation" and wraps it up in a warm fuzz. Lee totally dominates this one, with two slow paced cuts that made people presume what this disc was like. Tracks like "The Ineffinable Me" show that A Thousand Leaves roars, but it doesn't necessarily purr.