Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 2月25日 11時14分

"Although she's been called the godmother of grunge for her role as cofounder of #SonicYouth...#KimGordon insists she's not really a musician. "I don't think in terms of the same things musicians do," she says, with no false humility. "I was raised as a visual artist." Her father was a dean at UCLA, and her mother, she says, "made all these crazy clothes and sold them out of the house."... An anti-California girl, she fled the West after art school in pursuit of weirder streets, i.e., New York. Sonic Youth were formed there in 1981 and have since become arguably the world's most influential avant-rock foursome, inspiring musicians from Nirvana and Pavement to Neil Young. Gordon has also been known as an unapologetic critic of male hegemony, making fierce yet nondidactic feminist statements with diverse talent such as Lydia Lunch, Public Enemy's Chuck D and Bikini Kill's Kathleen Hanna." From the November 13, 1997 issue of @Rolling Stone. Photograph by Frans Schellekens

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