![]() ![]() 2 days ago The Style Evolution of Guns N’ Roses’ Lead Guitarist Slash.19 hours ago Europe – Celebrate 40th Anniversary In Studio To Record New Music.19 hours ago Hail The Sun release video for new single ‘Maladapted’.18 hours ago UK tech-metal group Monasteries announce new album, release new single.17 hours ago KING 810 reveal video for ‘Say Cheese & Die’, prep for Bloodstock. ![]() 16 hours ago US prog-death metal: Horrendous release new single.16 hours ago Dirty Honey – Announce New Single “Won’t Take Me Alive”.15 hours ago Blackbird Angels – Announce New Album “Solsorte” Out on 8th September.It's as if they knew, as I said once in another context ( here). And Sonic Youth wraps it all up in a beautiful strange noise that goes down easy and lingers to effect. To close the loop on this, you also find this way of looking at things in Alfred Hitchcock pictures, notably Vertigo, which doesn't so much eschew narrative as grow absent-minded about its existence, distracted by. He said / 'You take me and I'll be you' / 'You kill him and I'll kill her' / Kiss me." This is a similar way of looking at things to what one finds in David Lynch movies, dreams and fragments and an idea that narrative might exist, which is probably why the video mashup works so nicely. "I swear I didn't mean it / I swear it wasn't meant to be / Must a been a dream. Or narrative itself-the sense that narrative might exist. As musique concrete the open spaces are similar but the sense of a narrative is stronger in "Providence." In "Shadow of a Doubt" there is only the sense that a narrative might exist. Here it is distilled to one of its purest forms, jewel-hard and gleaming. I'm convinced it's the basis more than anything else of where people fall on this band. I love them, they always sound evocative and insinuating and lovely to me. Yes, the strange tunings, it's always the strange tunings with Sonic Youth. It is an inspired mashup as indeed is this song itself, potent with popular culture imagery and currents. In my YouTube travels I found a nice homemade video ( here), made out of this song and scenes from Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. This fascinating sound sculpture is mysteriously focused on Alfred Hitchcock movies-named after one, with plot points from at least one more woven into the whisper-chant from Kim Gordon. ![]()
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