SISTER 09/18/2001 Melanie Martinez reemerges with a

Melanie Martinez reemerges with a spellbinding new trailer heralding the arrival of her hugely anticipated new album

so her first look back should nod to where she's been while tipping its cowboy hat to where she's going

whether he's dealing out wisecracking wordplay or quoting J Dilla as he deftly coasts over and darts between the beats

Real Gone caused a stir of supernatural proportions when they reissued Coven's 1969 debut album Witchcraft Destroys Minds and Reaps Souls

The outer sleeve is simple and functional

SISTER 09/18/2001 Melanie Martinez reemerges with aSonic Youth: Thurston Moore, Lee Ranaldo (vocals, guitar); Kim Gordon (vocals, bass); Steve Shelley (drums). Additional personnel: Walter Sear (programming). Originally released on SST (134). The blunt, chaotic sound of Sonic Youth's visionary but difficult early work had begun to give way to a more coherent and song oriented attack on 1986's EVOL, and with 1987's Sister, Sonic Youth revealed that they were a great rock band as well as a great art