Sonic Youth

Sonic Youth was an American alternative rock band formed in 1981, known for their innovative sound and use of unconventional guitar tunings. Hailing from New York City, they blended art punk, noise rock, and experimental music, influencing numerous genres and artists. The band was characterized by its avant-garde approach, blending melody with dissonance and exploring themes of youth and culture. Key albums include "Daydream Nation" and "Goo," which received critical acclaim. Sonic Youth remained active until 2011, leaving a lasting legacy in the music world for their artistic integrity and contributions to the evolution of indie rock.