Thurston Moore

'I was not sent to Washington to play nice': Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and other new House progressives are tweeting their dissatisfaction with orientation at Harvard

Featured Interview: Thurston Moore and John Kinsella

The ZT Custom Shop Lee Ranaldo Club

Classic 6 Richard Lloyd Signature

ALBUM: Big Joanie – ‘Sistahs’

Big Joanie

Big Joanie

Episode 192 - Thurston Moore (Sonic Youth, Ecstatic Peace Library, Thurston Moore Band, Even Worse etc.)

Thurston Moore at 60: A Bizarre Path Toward Enlightenment

Thurston Moore - New Noise Guitar Explorations w/ James Sedwards, Deb Googe and Steve Shelley Thursday, Nov 15 at Elsewhere Tickets on sale now: http://smarturl.it/TM_Elsewhere

Thurston Moore On... The Songs That Shaped Him

The US press corps has to learn to stand up to Trump | Suzanne Moore

Ripped And Torn

Ripped And Torn

For those of us on tour

Mysterious noise as Sonic Youth rocker tangles with John Cage’s ‘Electronic Music’

Review: Enigmatic John Cage in the hands of avant-garde rockers - Los Angeles Times

Rare Video: Marion Brown in 1967 (A great free jazz musician)

Sending all positive action to Brazil in fighting the right-wing menace that is Bolsonaro #NotHim #EleNao

I have been receiving quite a few requests for the lyrics to Sonic Youth's "Flower" and "Youth Against Fascism", aka: "I Believe Anita Hill", which words we used as a Sonic Youth bumper sticker, in 1991, which I wrote after the Anita Hill hearings where her assailant was subsequently elected to the Supreme Court in perpetuity. Ian McKaye stopped into the studio and we strapped a guitar on him to make some noise on this track - which was significant as the lines "We're banging pots and pans - To make you understand" had so inspired me by DC punk rock harDCore youth brigade holding anti-war noise protests outside the White House in '91. This was some years after the lyrics to "Flower" ("Support the power of women/Use the power of man/Support the flower of women/Use the word: Fuck/The word is love") that section of the song which I initially wrote and pasted on top of a ripped & torn nude model calendar acquired from an early 1980s lower east side nyc bodega. We used the art for a 12" single and came upon resistance from people working at Rough Trade distribution who were manufacturing the record for Blast First at the time, thinking it, regardless of recontexualization, was furthering gender objectification. "Youth Against Fascism" lyrics: T Moore / music: The Sonic-Youth Another can of worms - Another stomach turns you're ghetto burns - It’s the song I hate You got a stupid man - You got a klu klux klan A fucking battle plan - It’s the song I hate Sieg heiling squirt - You're an impotent jerk a fascist twerp - It’s the song I hate Black robe and swill - I believe Anita Hill The judge will rot in hell -It’s the song I hate a cross on fire - By a christian liar Black attack and fire - It’s the song I hate the president sucks - He’s a war pig fuck His shit is out of luck - It’s the song I hate Another nazi attack - Skinhead is cracked My blood is black - It’s the song I hate We're banging pots and pans - To make you understand We’re gonna bury you man - It’s the song I hate I’m a human wreck -Redneck in check I killed the teacher’s pet -It’s the song I hate

"Thank you" is not an answer.

Democrats walk out of Senate Judiciary Committee meeting

My Cat Is An Alien

From Tom Recchion: Extended Organ sharing a bill with David Toop and Thurston Moore at Zebulon this Thursday. David's a member of the group in Europe and the UK so it will be swell to have and and Thurston play together in LA. Don't miss out. Tix still available. Hope to see you there. — with Fredrik Nilsen, Thurston Joseph Michael Moore, Joe Potts, Alex Stevens and David Toop.

This is gonna be el sicko - with live music from StephenO'Malley (Sunn o))), Thurston Moore, Necrobutcher (Mayhem), ands surprise guests that will raise the dead..very limited tickets !