“After 38 years of making music, Kim Gordon’s thrilling solo debut lives at the vanguard of sound and performance, shot through with the beautiful, unsparing noise that has always defined her art.”
“Sonic Youth co-founder sounds supremely confident on unsettled songs”
“In 2016, Kim Gordon released Murdered Out, a track on which she howled over a louche funk bassline as though auditioning for Rage Against the Machine. A collaboration with avant-pop producer Justin Raisen (Sky Ferreira, Yves Tumor), it paved the way for Gordon’s first album under her own name, reflecting her move back to her native LA, where “you can pee in the ocean/ It’s free”. While No Home Re”
“In a particularly boring conversation between Kim Gordon and Sleater-Kinney’s Carrie Brownstein four years ago, Gordon breaks into laughter at what she calls “the gift of Airbnb”. It was the enabler that gave her enough headspace to write the book that she was promoting at the time, Girl in a Band, but it quickly turned into its own advert for the couch-surfer and hotelier’s dream alike. For an ar”
“Kim Gordon’s No Home Record is a defiant assertion of independence”
“The LP explores new terrain while recalling high-points from throughout her career”
