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Sonic Youth – Walls Have Ears Vinyl Review
For Sonic Youth, The Walls Have Ears is the perfect testament to the band’s early years of frantic evolution. 10/10
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Kim Gordon – The Collective LP Review
Kim Gordon’s The Collective is a fantastically original piece of art from one of alternative rock’s most enduring icons. 9/10
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Sonic Youth – Live In Brooklyn 2011
A thunderous trip through one of the most invigorating catalogues in modern music history, Sonic Youth, Live in Brooklyn 2011 is the best live representation of Sonic youth yet catalogued, and it’s an essential addition to any…
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SonicAbuse’s Top 25 Albums Of 2019
Which releases blew our minds in 2019? This eclectic selection captures the very best of a particularly good year for music.
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Kim Gordon – No Home Record CD Review
Easily one of the most original and exciting albums to have been released in 2019, No Record Home is a piece of art presented as a contemporary rock record and it marks a high point…
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Supersonic Festival 2012 Preview
The ultimate Supersonic preview with a full line up, links to artists and trailers. Check out this detailed breakdown of one of the UK’s very best festivals
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