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411 Mania — Beck taking on Sonic Youth, Velvet Underground and more for the Record Club... more info

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Rolling Stone — Sonic Youth have unveiled the video for “Sacred Trickster,” the opening track off their 16th album and latest masterpiece The Eternal. With only two minutes of Kim Gordon angst to work with, director Tom Surgal quickly tells the story of three la... more info

Culture Bully — Music video for "Sacred Trickster" by Sonic Youth from the album "The Eternal." more info

Sonic Youth's latest slab of distortion-laced beauty, "The Eternal," is unusually notable because it is the band's first record for an independent label in two decades. What the move to Matador Records signifies is a renunciation of the corporate-mus... more info

Stereogum — Sonic Youth's 16th (quite satisfying) album The Eternal opens with the Yves Klein/Noise Nomads-referencing "Sacred Trickster," a track you may have seen performed live to Letterman. It's the briefest song on the album, a mix of art-rock elegance and ... more info