I made the point a couple weeks ago when Deerhoof released their paramecia-core video for "Family Of Others," but since they keep on giving us new Offend Maggie visual aids, I'll say it again: Deerhoof love videos. At the time, I listed the previous Offend clips -- "Chandelier Searchlight," "Fresh Born," "The Tears And Music Of Love" -- and ment...

We took the day off from publishing, the country voted, and now the world is a different place. It's a beautiful morning here in Chicago and now it's back to work. Here's what must be another in the series of videos for Offend Maggie tracks directed by pals of the band. This one is by Vice Cooler, of Hawnay Troof and it finds photos of the band ...

Deerhoof photo by Francis Chung"I've always found it really interesting that a group of people looking at the same painting can all see different things," art enthusiast/Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine tells Billboard.com. Whatever you may take from Mr. Levine kinda sorta equating "Makes Me Wonder" with "Guernica", you can almost see his point whe...

Deerhoof's recently released tenth album Offend Maggie has already birthed a number of videos: The animated "Chandelier Searchlight," "Fresh Born"'s post-sheet music stuffed gorilla, and the live "The Tears And Music Of Love." There isn't one yet for the Offend title track, but while you wait, here's something quite scientific for the airy (and ...

One could argue that the music of Deerhoof is all about the details. If so, this video, one in a series by friends of the band, is well-suited to their aesthetic. Directed by Sara Magenheimer and Eben Portnoy of Flying, the clip for the Offend Maggie track depicts life under a microscope, and stars, per the YouTube notes, "A cast of non-actors i...