Photo by Eric Landmark -- SF avant-rockers Deerhoof have teamed up with the collaborative music website Indaba to open up their song "Buck and Judy" for remixing--and re-playing-- purposes. They've uploaded the sheet music, tabs, and all the stems from the song to Indaba, and now you can play around with the song however you want, removing or replacing any instrumental piece of the track or adding your own. If you've always harbored a sneaking suspicion that Deerhoof would be so much more awesome if you were their kazoo player, now's your chance to prove it. -- Next Tuesday, March 10, two of the main faces of circa-2009 positive vibes basement punk will come together, when Matador releases Fucked Up's "No Epiphany" as a 7" single. The B-side: A No Age remix. Pretty soon, we'll all find out what Pink Eyes sounds like with a ton of reverb on his voice. -- Brooklyn fuzz-pop trio Chairlift are the ones responsible for that "I tried to do handstands for you" song from the iPod commercial, which might have something to do with the fact that they are now signed to Columbia. On April 21, their new label will reissue the band's 2008 debut Does You Inspire You with two new tracks, including one produced by Grizzly Bear's Chris Taylor. And this spring, the band will play a ton of shows around North America, including some opening for Peter Bjorn and John. -- Smart-pop heroes Saint Etienne, whose Bob Stanley is a newly minted Pitchfork contributor, will soon reissue their 1991 debut album Foxbase Alpha. At four UK shows in May, they'll also perform the album in its entirety. -- In this YouTube video, the great Philly rapper Freeway announces that he's teamed up with the Seattle-based underground rap producer Jake One. This summer, the two will release the collaborative album The Stimulus Package. Judging by "The Truth", Free's track on Jake's White Van Music album, this is a very good thing.