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Sonic Youth – Washing Machine Vinyl 2LP
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4743107
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$52.99
DESCRIPTION
Sonic Youth's 1995 album "Washing Machine" is often cited as a critical and fan favorite of the band's extensive discography. The album was released on DGC Records, a major label that had signed the band after their successful independent releases on smaller labels.
"Washing Machine" marked a return to Sonic Youth's experimental and noisy roots after their relatively more accessible previous album "Experimental Jet Set, Trash and No Star." The album featured lengthy and sprawling tracks that often explored themes of noise and distortion, as well as more subdued and melodic moments.
One of the standout tracks on the album is the 20-minute epic "The Diamond Sea," which features multiple sections and movements, and showcases the band's skill in building and releasing tension over an extended period. Another notable track is "Unwind," which features a catchy and upbeat melody juxtaposed with dissonant guitar squalls.
"Washing Machine" also marked a return to the band's earlier songwriting approach, with more collaborative efforts and improvisation during recording sessions. The band members also shared vocal duties more equally on the album, with Kim Gordon and Thurston Moore taking on lead vocals for several tracks.
The album was received positively by critics, with many praising its exploration of noise and its more experimental moments. It also performed relatively well commercially, reaching number 58 on the Billboard 200 chart.
Despite the album's success, tensions were beginning to emerge within the band, with creative differences and personal conflicts eventually leading to their dissolution in 2011. Nevertheless, "Washing Machine" remains a beloved and influential album among Sonic Youth fans and in the broader indie rock community, showcasing the band's willingness to experiment and push boundaries while still maintaining a sense of melody and songcraft.
Vinyl Colour/Design may slightly vary from the images shown on the website
RELEASE DETAILS
Format: [Album], [Reissue], [2LP]
Released: 2015
TRACKLISTING
1 Becuz 4:43
2 Junkie's Promise 4:02
3 Saucer-Like 4:25
4 Washing Machine 9:33
5 Unwind 6:02
6 Little Trouble Girl 4:27
7 No Queen Blues 4:35
8 Panty Lies 4:15
9 [untitled] 2:25
10 Skip Tracer 4:12
11 The Diamond Sea 19:37
Sonic Youth – Washing Machine Vinyl 2LP
$52.99
DESCRIPTION
Sonic Youth's 1995 album "Washing Machine" is often cited as a critical and fan favorite of the band's extensive discography. The album was released on DGC Records, a major label that had signed the band after their successful independent releases on smaller labels.
"Washing Machine" marked a return to Sonic Youth's experimental and noisy roots after their relatively more accessible previous album "Experimental Jet Set, Trash and No Star." The album featured lengthy and sprawling tracks that often explored themes of noise and distortion, as well as more subdued and melodic moments.
One of the standout tracks on the album is the 20-minute epic "The Diamond Sea," which features multiple sections and movements, and showcases the band's skill in building and releasing tension over an extended period. Another notable track is "Unwind," which features a catchy and upbeat melody juxtaposed with dissonant guitar squalls.
"Washing Machine" also marked a return to the band's earlier songwriting approach, with more collaborative efforts and improvisation during recording sessions. The band members also shared vocal duties more equally on the album, with Kim Gordon and Thurston Moore taking on lead vocals for several tracks.
The album was received positively by critics, with many praising its exploration of noise and its more experimental moments. It also performed relatively well commercially, reaching number 58 on the Billboard 200 chart.
Despite the album's success, tensions were beginning to emerge within the band, with creative differences and personal conflicts eventually leading to their dissolution in 2011. Nevertheless, "Washing Machine" remains a beloved and influential album among Sonic Youth fans and in the broader indie rock community, showcasing the band's willingness to experiment and push boundaries while still maintaining a sense of melody and songcraft.
Vinyl Colour/Design may slightly vary from the images shown on the website
RELEASE DETAILS
Format: [Album], [Reissue], [2LP]
Released: 2015
TRACKLISTING
1 Becuz 4:43
2 Junkie's Promise 4:02
3 Saucer-Like 4:25
4 Washing Machine 9:33
5 Unwind 6:02
6 Little Trouble Girl 4:27
7 No Queen Blues 4:35
8 Panty Lies 4:15
9 [untitled] 2:25
10 Skip Tracer 4:12
11 The Diamond Sea 19:37
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