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Sister feels like the linchpin of the Sonic Youth discography, an album that ties together the disparate strands of the band’s history.
Here the Branca minimalism/guitar experimentalism and no wave clatter of the early years meets hardcore inflected immediacy and pop melodies/song structures of their later work, the American underbelly pop-mythology of Bad Moon Rising meets the sci-fi futurism of Daydream Nation and art world nods meet rock historiography.
One of their best that I personally have neglected for too long!
-Mitch