Media
Lee Ranaldo: "Off The Wall"
Last time we heard from Lee Ranaldo he was speculating on the future of Sonic Youth ahead of the release of his Between the Time & the Tides LP. Now he’s returned to promoting that record by releasing a track from it titled “Off the Wall.” It’s possible that the lyrical content here was inspired by Ranaldo’s recent interest in the Occupy Wall Street movement—it’s difficult to interpret lines like “chaos on the streets/these are the days of rage” in any other way. Either way, this feels like we’re going to get an entire album of the type of tracks Ranaldo regularly produces for Sonic Youth, which is excellent news for anyone who has been pining for that kind of project over the years. Stream "Off the Wall" below.
- Gucci Mane: "Scarface" F. Scarface
- Kanye West: City Planner? Amusment Park Designer?
- Ben Gibbard Disses Yankee Stadium And Fans
- The National: "The Rains of Castamere"
- Bridge From Red Hot Chili Peppers's "Under The Bridge" Finally Pinpointed
- M.I.A. Joins Jay-Z's Roc Nation Management
- Prefix Presents: Lotus Plaza Live At The Knitting Factory In Brooklyn
- Shlohmo: "The Way U Do" (Video)
- DIIV: "How Long Have You Known"
- Does This T.G.I. Friday's Ad Rip Off LCD Soundsystem?
- Beat Connection Details Debut Album, 'The Palace Garden,' Listen To First Single “The Palace Garden, 4am”
- Bruce Springsteen: "Rocky Ground" (Video)
- Lou Reed Gets New Genus Of Velvet Spider Named After Him
