Kim Gordon

Kim Gordon, co-founder of Sonic Youth and visual artist, shares her insights on fashion and personal expression. She discusses how clothing evolves with identity, contrasting styles in Los Angeles and London. Gordon opens up about anxiety's role in shopping as an escape, and the influence of her family's style. The conversation delves into the connection between music and fashion creativity, as well as how fashion impacts attraction and self-perception. With a blend of personal anecdotes, she captivates listeners with her unique perspective.

Ann Powers and Hazel Cills discuss new albums by Jack Antonoff, Norah Jones, Moor Mother, and Kim Gordon. They compare Gordon and Antonoff's styles, and explore Jones' evolution. The podcast also covers upcoming releases and diverse new albums in a fun and engaging way.

Kim Gordon, of Sonic Youth fame, is exploring her abrasive side with a new solo album produced by Justin Raisen. She opens up about her split with Thurston Moore and feeling like an outsider in NYC's art scene. Plus, she reminisces about touring with Neil Young in the '90s.