and let the brush’s weight do the work

on it goes

Begging the question

This special 10 inch vinyl release contains a new duet version featuring Marvin Gaye and Motown artist BJ The Chicago Kid as well as an unplugged "Coffeehouse" mix of the original Marvin Gaye version

Sonic Youth - Evol experimental electronic and let the brush’s weightReceived a 9. 4 rating on Pitchfork. The third studio album by Sonic Youth, originally released in May 1986 on SST Records, shows the first signs that the band was ready to transform their no wave past into a greater alternative rock sensibility. EVOL mark[s] the true departure point of Sonic Youths musical evolution, says Pitchfork, who place the album in the #31 slot of their Top 100 Albums of The 1980s. In measured increments, Thurston Moore and