KIM GORDON And BILL NACE Back With New Bone Chilling BODY/HEAD EP

10 May 2023

Artists: BODY/HEAD
Who: American experimental duo featuring former
Sonic Youth heroine Kim Gordon and guitarist Bill Nace.

So far they released a couple of EPs and three albums: Coming Apart (2013)
and The Switch (2018) and the collaborative one with Wolf EyesAaron Dilloway (2021)

New EP: COME ON
Digital order info here.

Cory Rayborn (Three Lobbed Recordings): “We have all been there at some point or another, maybe even last night. There are those moments when you are drifting into or out of sleep when it is hard to identify exactly what is real and what is imaginary. Time spent working through the hazy gauze separating waking and dreaming blurs the edges of perception and leaves us sorting through myriad versions of hyper-reality. The music of Body/Head has always existed for me within this liminal space. Whether it is Kim Gordon’s spectral, invocation-like vocals and churning guitar work or Bill Nace’s reality altering guitar conjurings, the duo have spent over a decade creating a singular body of work that rides that very knife’s edge. Are their sonic constructions here to help you or to harm you? To guide you to safety or to lead you into ruin? Where the listener sits mentally at any given moment helps determines the outcome along countless dualities. This mastery over unpredictability is why I have constantly considered them the most potent band going.”


Artwork EP

TUTV: With this 4-track EP Body/Head drags me into a surreal film noir, directed
by David Lynch, in which haunting music plays over shadowy Eraserhead-like images.
The soundtrack features bone-chilling distorted noise, psychotic guitars, anguished bass fragments, schizoprhenic synths and Gordon‘s ghostly and otherwordly vocals. Overall Come On is a nightmarish trip into a black hole. Mysterious, stupefying and engrossing.
A fascinating feat.

Enter the world
of BODY/HEAD
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Billy Nace: Instagram
Kim Gordon: Instagram
Three Lobbed Recordings: Website

THE ROLLING STONES Came On With Their Flop Debut Single This Day In 1963

Singles from the past

7 June 2022

The tireless STONES – celebrating their 60th birthday as a band
with a tour right now – had their first 7″ out this day in 1963.

COME ON was written and recorded by rock pioneer Chuck Berry in 1961.

The Stones‘ version was a commercial flop in the UK as well as in the US.
But you know what happened afterward.

C’mon guys, don’t worry, be happy, you’ll have a stream of hits later…

Chuck Berry original…

THE STONES: Website