Most of these songs were available on the 1995 "Yes darling, but is it Art?" CD release. I'm assuming the masters are gone, which is fine if you do a good transfer from the original records. When I saw these were remastered, I was looking forward to some light de-clicking and removal of rumble from the original transfers. This isn't the case. Instead they added some weird super loud "tape hiss" for lack of a better term, and it makes it sound harsh. Very disappointed in the "remastering". numanoid1979
I’d choose nearly any Bevis Frond track and I’ve plenty to be happy about but the sandeels have disappeared from the waters around our islands and I don’t know how I can go on😃 Oh Tea
Taken from the personal archives of the late Trish Keenan, these recordings and sketches shed new light on the beloved UK psychedelic band. Bandcamp New & Notable May 9, 2024
Timely, emotionally impactful alternative pop anthems sung in English, German, and Vorarlbergerisch, an Alemannic German dialect. Bandcamp New & Notable May 9, 2024
Joined by members of Ava Luna, Plum, and Cheekface, the L.A. polymath transmutes apocalyptic anxiety into plush, cinematic indie pop. Bandcamp New & Notable May 9, 2024
Sonic Youth is one of those bands where you easily run out of superlatives to describe what they created. This could've easily come off as a cynical cash-grab by a band that had broken up 11 years prior to the release of this record, but that's not what this is. Some of my favourite Sonic Youth instrumentals. sentient meat