Classic album :: Daydream Nation, by Sonic Youth.

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Date Added: Sunday, 21st September 2003.
Incorporating their white noise feedback, Sonic Youth product their most consistent art rock album Daydream Nation. Although laden with feedback and avant-garde tendancies, songs like Teen Age Riot and Hey Joni have a strange feeling of accessibility.

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