The second full-length from Sonic Youth, "Sister" stands as a landmark of abrasive art-rock, recorded with producer Don Fury. It captured the band at a pivotal moment, solidifying their unique sound before their move to a major label.
- "Sister" was recorded at New York City's The Roots and Sorcery studios. The album was released on the independent label Squeaky Squawk. It's often cited as a key transitional album for the band.
- The album features the original lineup of Thurston Moore, Lee Ranaldo, Kim Gordon, and Steve Shelley. It was released in 1987, following their 1986 debut "Sonic Youth".
- This album followed their 1986 debut and preceded their signing with Geffen Records. It represents a crucial step in their sonic evolution.
Sonic Youth formed in New York City in 1981, known for their experimental, noisy guitar work and avant-garde leanings. At the time of "Sister's" release, they were a key band in the burgeoning independent rock scene, pushing sonic boundaries.
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