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Kim Gordon

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Kim Gordon

No Home Record

Columnfortably Numb: Your Psych Roundup For August

Theory Into Practice: Yoko Ono’s Meltdown Festival Reviewed

Poles Vaulting: The Quietus Salutes Katowice’s OFF Festival

Articles 7

Books

Keeping Scores: Women Writing Music

This Woman’s Work is a collection of music writing by and about women,edited by Kim Gordon and Sinéad Gleeson. Clare Archibald reads between the lines
A Quietus Interview

A Consumer, A Sociologist: Kim Gordon Interviewed

With Album Of The Year fever already in full gear, we look back at Kim Gordon's No Home Record, one of the standout LPs of 2019. Words: Anna Cafolla. Photographs: Natalia Mantini
Music of the Month

Music Of The Month: Things We’ve Loved This October

Bed into autumn with these wonderful records from Richard Dawson, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Joy Orbison, Kim Gordon and more
Books

Another Aspect: Kim Gordon Interviewed

Stephanie Boland sits down with Kim Gordon to discuss the pitfalls of an artistic persona, improvised ballet at the Frieze art fair (of course), her working process, the economics of feminism and her memoir Girl In A Band
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
Black Sky Thinking

Is 2013 The Year for Militant Feminism in Music?

Feminism has been mainly absent in popular music for the last decade, says Steph Kretowicz, until now...
Black Sky Thinking

‘A Thousand Braying Asses’: Kim Gordon & Churnalism’s Busy Sewer

This week's sensationalist reframing of a nuanced profile of Sonic Youth's Kim Gordon to focus entirely upon her split from Thurston Moore, writes Paul Tucker, cast light on a wider problem

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