Known better as the true heroes of experimental noise that rocks, Lee Ranaldo (guitar, vocals), Kim Gordon (bass, vocals), Thurston Moore (vocals, guitars) and drummer Steve Shelley remain elusive behind their raw psychedelic art rock, this time with the simple title album Dirty.
Pretty depressive, part moody - part chaotic but elegantly smart; the electrifying tracks 100 % to venomous Swimsuit Issue to the seductive Drunken Butterfly.
These down to Earth rockers never thinking twice on making art through their type of music with only just a few die-hard fans loving them as some even calling them as "true ambassador of the future modern rock sound".
These down to Earth rockers never thinking twice on making art through their type of music with only just a few die-hard fans loving them as some even calling them as "true ambassador of the future modern rock sound".
The near miss riffs, the bombardement wall of kraut sound and the buzzo deafning blast in the name of free expressions and liberty.
The record which challenged mediocre ears as them as well are truly deafying.
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