Thurston Moore

30 New Songs Out Today

Listen to new songs by Sweet Pill, Bombay Bicycle Club, JT of City Girls, Civerous, AJ Suede, Lil Yachty, The Halo Effect, BMX Bandits, Thurston Moore, Orbital, and more…

86 Albums We're Anticipating in 2024

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Wes Eisold's (American Nightmare, Cold Cave) Top 23 of '23

Wes’ list includes Drop Nineteens, Pissed Jeans, Lana Del Rey, Thurston Moore’s book, and more…

Sonic Youth reunion is "always going to be on the table," says Thurston Moore

Thurston Moore is currently doing press for his new memoir ‘Sonic Life,’ and not surprisingly, people want to know if he thinks Sonic Youth will ever get back together.

Thurston Moore cancels book tour due to "debilitating" health condition

“After a recent consultation, my doctors have strongly advised against me flying anywhere under any circumstance until they get it all sorted out,” Thurston writes.

Watch SST vets Das Damen's new video for "House of Mirrors" from '1986: Keeps Me Wild' reissue

SST vets Das Damen’s expanded reissue of their debut EP is out now and they play their first shosws in 30 years this month.

Thurston Moore announces book tour for new memoir

The tour kicks off with two nights in the NYC area just after the release of his memoir ‘Sonic Life.’

Sonic Youth announce live album of final NYC show

”On this particular night in Brooklyn a lot of those retired songs and deep cuts got dusted off and played for this show. It turned out to be a pretty special event with a really special song list,” says Steve Shelley.

Thurston Moore announces memoir, 'Sonic Life'

”Sonic Life tells the story of my childhood and teenage years as I fell in love with music (for the most part unbridled rock ’n’ roll) and how it drove me to New York City, where I would co-found Sonic Youth.”

Hüsker Dü releasing previously unheard live album from 1979-80 (stream a track)

”Hüsker Dü could play hardcore to death but they were not hardcore through and through – they were something else. And that’s what I fully related to and what I’m hearing in these live recordings,” writes Thurston Moore in the liner notes.
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