#kim gordon

[persephone-nymph]

Thurston Moore, Sonic Youth performing at Maxwell’s Tavern, NJ, 2005

[possible-streetwear]

Kim Gordon (Sonic Youth, Body/Head, Free Kitten)

[strawberryyboi]

Is she pretty on the inside?

[undergroundrockpress]

Sonic youth, 1987 / Kim Gordon & Lee Ranaldo.

[ya-prosto-super]

very old thing from twitter

[meetmeinthesandbox]

She's the coolest.

[losinmysoul]

[iamdangerace]

[noua-unu]

Kim Gordon for Clash. Shot by Noua Unu Studio

[calimarikid]

[frenchnewwaves]

Vintage concert posters

[celluloidrainbow]

QUEERCORE: HOW TO PUNK A REVOLUTION (2017) dir. Yony Leyser What happens when the community you need is not the community you have? Tell yourself it exists over and over, make fan zines that fabricate hordes of queer punk revolutionaries, create subversive movies, and distribute those movies widely—and slowly, the community you’ve fabricated might become a real and radical heartbeat that spreads internationally. This is the story that Queercore tells, from the start of a pseudo-movement in the mid-1980s, intended to punk the punk scene, to the widespread rise of artists who used radical queer identity to push back equally against gay assimilation and homophobic punk culture. (link in title)

[possible-streetwear]

Kim Gordon (Sonic Youth, Body/Head, Free Kitten)

[cosmonautroger]

Kim Gordon

[undergroundrockpress]

Kim Gordon on stage with Sonic Youth, 1989.

Photo by Lex van Rossen.

[mtvscreengrabs]

Sonic Youth - Kool Thing (1990)