Oversome!com :: Deerhoof: Interview: Deerhoof

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submitted by Nick Oct 3rd 2008 12:00 am (www.artistdirect.com)

Over the past decade, Deerhoof have established themselves as an inimitable voice in indie music without glomming onto a single aesthetic. Their albums are akin to a shed skin; each record preserves a snapshot of the band's sound while signifying that they've already outgrown it and moved onto

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Deerhoof: – “The Merry Barracks”

submitted by Nick Oct 15th 2010 05:00 pm (stereogum.com)

I like the calmer, relatively languid feel of “The Merry Barracks,” the lead track from the older, wiser Deerhoof’s forthcoming 10th studio album Deerhoof Vs. Evil. (Bigger or smaller claim than High Places Vs. Mankind?) The song’s been floating around here/there, but Satomi’s explanation finally...

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The Flaming Lips: Dinosaur Jr., Deerhoof To Perform LPs For ATP Don’t Look Back 2011

submitted by Nick Sep 1st 2010 10:00 pm (stereogum.com)

As we prepare ourselves for this weekend’s pleasingly loud ATP NY (see: Holy Mountain, Superfuzz Bigmuff, Raw Power, Sunn O))) + Boris, SY, ATP regulars Fuck Buttons, etc.), it’s been announced that on 7/1 of next year Flaming Lips will do the 11-year-old The Soft Bulletin, Dinosaur the older Bug (one of my all-time favorites...

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The Flaming Lips: to perform 'The Soft Bulletin' in full at London gig - ticket details

submitted by Nick Sep 1st 2010 12:00 pm (www.nme.com)

Dinosaur Jr and Deerhoof will also play classic albums at Alexandra Palace show

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