SONIC YOUTH - Anagrama LP ambient but we’re all fortunate enough

but we’re all fortunate enough to be invited along for the ride

Driving guitar work and Rollins' bellowing vocals work in unison to propel each song from Henry's fist to your face

Can’t think of a single record released in 1977 that sounds more PUNK then this

Both are Junkshop Glam sourced straight from the only known acetates from circa '74

Available on double Vinyl LP and CD and released on Mercury

SONIC YOUTH - Anagrama LP ambient but we’re all fortunate enoughThe Anagrama EP became the first in a series of the SYR label's Perspective Musicales releases seemingly cementing Sonic Youth's connectivity to an increasing public awareness in experimental composers of the 20th century (French or otherwise). The irony was that many of those original avant composers being rediscovered by the indie audience (Partch, Neuhaus, Reich, Messaien) often found themselves on major labels anyway! So, perhaps this reverse