Body Head

Reviews 4

Columnfortably Numb: Your Psych Roundup For August

Theory Into Practice: Yoko Ono’s Meltdown Festival Reviewed

Articles 2

Double Take: Kim Gordon & Bill Nace On The Art That Inspired Body/Head

From Twin Peaks and Circuit des Yeux to Atlanta and Pink Floyd, Kim Gordon and Bill Nace reveal the records, films, TV shows and books that made an imprint on the writing and recording of their new album  

A Quietus Interview

Songs As Meditations: An Interview With Body/Head

On their debut album Coming Apart, the seething guitar noise of Kim Gordon and Bill Nace's Body/Head project possesses a strikingly raw emotional force. Petra Davis speaks to the duo about the meditative improvisational processes that went into its making

News 5

LISTEN: New Body/Head

Kim Gordon and Bill Nace announce new album and tour, release single

LIVE REPORT: Big Ears Festival

James Richards reports back from Tennessee's intriguingly-named Big Ears Festival, after catching performances from Steve Reich, Stephen O'Malley, Body/Head, Colin Stetson and more. Photos by Joshua Ford.

LISTEN: Body/Head – ‘Actress’

Listen to the first track taken from Kim Gordon and Bill Nace's debut collaborative album as Body/Head

WIN: Body/Head At Meltdown Tickets

We've got one pair of tickets to give away to the Kim Gordon, Bill Nace and Ikue Mori collaboration next week

Body/Head To Play Supersonic

Birmingham festival announces Body/Head - Kim Gordon and Bill Nace - for its tenth birthday edition this October

Previously Read

Film

Signs Of Life: On The Transformative Power Of ‘Yi Yi’ 20 Years On

Edward Yang's domestic epic Yi Yi premiered at the Cannes Film Festival 20 years ago this week, where Yang won Best Director. Today, the film is a vital, tender resource on subverting midlife crises and saving lives through cinema, finds Ian Wang

Film

The Most Powerful Man In America: The Godfather At 50

The worlds of the Mafia and American politics are inseparable – and Francis Ford Coppola knew this when making The Godfather 50 years ago, with crime poisoning every echelon of society, finds Sam Moore

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