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As they redefined what noise meant within rock & roll — and what success meant for a band with experimental roots — Sonic Youth became one of the most influential, and popular, acts to emerge from the American underground.

Their inventive use of alternate tunings, dissonance, and feedback, which they combined with the intensity of hardcore punk and the performance art aesthetic of New York’s avant-garde, created a new sonic landscape with an impact that lasted for decades.

While 1983’s Confusion Is Sex reflected the height of no wave’s harsh yet hypnotic influence on their music, Sonic Youth soon added more structure and melody without sacrificing any of their edge.

Their trio of independent late-’80s records — 1986’s EVOL, 1987’s Sister, and 1988’s Daydream Nation — became touchstones for a generation of indie rockers, thanks to their volatile mix of experiments and accessibility.

The band’s growing popularity led them to sign to a major label, and with 1990’s Goo and 1992’s Dirty, Sonic Youth courted mainstream success (most of their albums from the ’90s onward charted within the Top 100 of the Billboard 200) while maintaining their reputation as innovators and tastemakers.

Later in the ’90s, creative restlessness led them to make more challenging major-label albums like 1995’s Washing Machine and release overtly experimental works on their own SYR imprint.

In the decade that followed, Sonic Youth continued to balance the different sides of their music in ways that felt true to their legacy; from 2002’s introspective Murray Street to 2009’s hard-hitting swan song The Eternal, they remained a band who always forged their own path.

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Someone banging on about their favourite band can be annoying, especially at a time when they had released very little, CDs were the next big thing and Spotify was unthinkable as noone even had a computer. In an attempt to shut my friend up, I agreed to go and watch Sonic Youth as they were supporting Nick Cave. The Birthday Party had been awesome and so the Bad Seeds were worth a watch. On came a scruffy bunch of Americans to a half empty hall as all the men were still in the toilets spraying their hair into a state of rigor mortis (hair gel was another thing of the future), fixing their eyeliner and blushing their cheek bones into an angle that defined geometry. It was the original day of the goth, when every girl and boy wanted to be stick thin and look like Susie Sioux.

The noise that Sonic Youth started to make was breathtaking. Now, some would have said that it was a tuneless racket, but then this was the day of the self-publishing and Steve Wright and his possey on Radio 1, when Kajagoogoo were considered risky. What was on stage was totally original to my ears. The songs were perfectly crafted, every noise deliberate. Tuning up between each song was crucial, the thickness of the lacquer on the guitar in a particular song vital, so that when drum sticks and spoons were stuck between the strings the sound produced was perfect. The audacity of the whole thing sent shivers down my spine. And then there was this little lady (Kim Gordon) who really kicked ass on stage bellowing lyrics and thrashing her guitar. There was an adage at the time that said- "if you meet a woman who likes The Fall, Marry her." This subsequently changed to "if you can't have Kim Gordon, the if you meet a woman who likes The Fall, then you can accept second best. As for Nick Cave, there was no point in watching him. He could not possibly better what I had just seen.

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Sonic Youth’s ‘Live in Moscow’ is a Snapshot of the Indie-Rock Greats at Their Peak

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From anniversary re-creations by the band to its inclusion in the Library of Congress’ National Registry, Sonic Youth ’s Daydream Nation   has been rightly defined as one of the landmarks of Eighties indie rock, and possibly its last galvanizing moment before so much of that scene collapsed. The band still played a few of the album’s songs onstage right up until its 2011 breakup, which followed the separation of founding couple Kim Gordon and Thurston Moore. But what we’ve never heard, outside of bootlegs, is the sound of Sonic Youth wailing on those songs right after the album was released in the fall of 1988. Three decades later, we finally get that chance with Live in Moscow April 12-13, 1989.

In one of the most surreal moments in a career dotted with them, Sonic Youth played a handful of shows in the Soviet Union in April 1989, on the heels of a European tour. Not quite on the big-theater scale of previous visits to that country by Billy Joel and Elton John, the Sonic Youth shows took place in what were basically basements and rec rooms, sometimes monitored by KGB agents and attended by Russian kids who’d heard bootlegs of Daydream Nation  circulating around the country. The promoter of the band’s Moscow shows, which took place at a hotel, recently discovered tapes of both their sets, which have been combined into one album now available on streaming sites. (Only 300 physical vinyl copies were pressed.)

Even with its split recording dates, Live in Moscow still sounds like a concentrated show — and a pretty galvanizing memento of an important moment in the band’s career. Most of it is given over to nearly all of  Daydream Nation, which took up a large chunk of the band’s set at the time, and the arrangements aren’t radically different from those on the album: Rivet-gun guitar still opens “Teenage Riot,” and the medley of “Hyperstation,” “The Wonder,” and “Eliminator Jr.” remains the most radical and complicated 15-plus straight minutes of indie guitar rock of its time.

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But by then, Sonic Youth had been playing these songs onstage for months, and the performances bristle with lived-in confidence; they’re clearly comfortable pushing each song a little further beyond what it was on record. “’Cross the Breeze” and “Kissability” sound especially emboldened, and Gordon’s curdle-the-milk screams turn “Eliminator Jr.” into a horror-film soundtrack.

Also heard are the band’s between-song wisecracks, which take on a newly perverse twist in this context — it’s possible that many in the audience didn’t understand English that well. So Lee Ranaldo introduces “Eric’s Trip” as “LSD in ’63,” and Moore announces “Silver Rocket” with “This song is about me  personally sending a bomb.” Then again, given that gay sex was punishable by up to five years in prison in the Soviet Union at the time, it took some degree of guts for Moore to introduce “Teenage Riot” by saying, “This song is called ‘Homosexuals Are Real, and Homosexuals Are Free, and Something Tells Me That You Don’t Agree.’ ” (No one cheers afterward, maybe out of fear.) For another bit of period flavor — the band’s emerging, sardonic nods to pop culture — snippets of the Carpenters’ “We’ve Only Just Begun” float between a couple of the tracks.

Daydream Nation is itself now something of a period piece, a reminder of that paradigm-shift moment when white indie rock truly seemed to be dismantling the rock that preceded it, and all-new, thrilling musical frontiers awaited. Rock would never again sound so insubordinate and unbound. Live in Moscow feels like an end-of-the-era moment of its own; by the end of that year, Sonic Youth had moved on to a major label and would begin a different and even more challenging period in the soon-to-be alt-rock big leagues of the Nineties. Yet the underlying theme of Daydream Nation — a crumbling society in which the new normal would not be something to welcome — has never seemed more relevant than it does in 2020. Live in Moscow feels like a town crier yelling into the void, warning us what was coming when only a few people were listening.

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