Sonic Youth - Hold That TigerRead our Eternal Rhythm blog about Hold That Tiger here In October 1987, four months after the release of their critically acclaimed Sister LP, Sonic Youth showcased their latest work in a blistering set at Cabaret Metro, Chicago. The concert was introduced by Big Blacks Steve Albini (who at the time was banned from the venue) and subsequently released as a semi official bootleg under the title Hold That Tiger on writer provocateur Byron Coleys

written perhaps as a response to some of the faster Mahavishnu Orchestra pieces

she spent a few years studying art and painting boats in Bristol

A founder member of Jurassic 5 & Ozomatli

mixed together with the Indian devotional music of her religious practice

at others a dense wilderness of notes

The often mangled bass groove is pushed along by rattling drums and percussion

dream pop and Britpop

and Fleetwood Mac were all reference points

distant dialogue rumbles beneath a surface of processed flutes

the way they mix acoustic with electronic

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