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One week from today, Devendra Banhart will release his seventh album (and first as a Warner Bro), What Will We Be. He's taking a co-production credit, along with Band Of Bees' Paul Butler, and reprising the crew that backed Banhart on 2007's Smokey Rolls Down Thunder Canyon: Noah Georgeson, Megapuss Greg Rogove on drums, bassist Luckey Remington and guitarist Rodrigo Amarante. We've brought you what we could so far -- "Chin Chin Muck Muck" live in San Francisco, the choo-choo train breeze of lead single "Baby," the 14-song set's penultimate sleeper "Walillamdzi" -- but today in conjunction with our friends at imeem we co-present you with an advance listen of the entire record. Time to prematurely evaluate: Continue reading Stream Devendra Banhart's What Will We Be...
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In July, Devendra Banhart released Vast Ovoid, an EP of outtakes from his 2019 album Ma. He recently announced OLA: Devendra Banhart plays songs in the order they were written, a series of live concerts streaming every Wednesday. And now he's back with an Amazon Original cover of the Grateful Dead's "Franklin's Tower" in honor…
Devendra Banhart: – “Let’s See”
submitted by Nick Jun 29th 2020 04:00 pm (stereogum.com)
Last year, the veteran psychedelic folk sprite Devendra Banhart released an album called Ma, which does not have anything to do with Octavia Spencer befriending hard-partying teenagers. Since then, Banhart had assisted on the Mykki Blanco single "You Will Find It" and covered T. Rex's "Scenesof." Today, Banhart announced his intention to release...
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