Deerhunter's music has touched on a lot of different styles, from jagged post-punk and slack 1990s-style indie rock to murky garage-psych, airy shoegaze, propulsive krautrock, drifting ambience, and noisy Merzbow freakouts, with fragile dream-pop and German techno minimalism asserting their influences on lead singer Bradford Cox's Atlas Sound so...

The year is wrapping up and it's time to celebrate: Stereogum had its fifth birthday this month, our sister site Videogum took its first steps earlier this year, and we've all been casting votes for the third annual Gummy Awards. We think all that deserves a party. You should join us. Mark your calendars for Monday, 12/8 and come to the Music Ha...

They're homemade clips by Adam Bruneau, but it's Bradford Cox who led us to them via his endorsement:Our good friend Adam (Deerhunter Alumni, played auxiliary drum kit in one line-up...) has made videos for two songs from Microcastle: "Cover Me (Slowly)" and the title track. Check it out and enjoy the rest of his amazing blog.The blog: Rabbits F...

In the wee small hours of the morning, Deerhunter lead singer Bradford Cox pointed readers of the band's blog toward a couple of new Microcastle videos by friend and one-time band member Adam Bruneau. Both of the videos share a shimmery, abstract style; the clip for "Microcastle" matches the audio amplitude of the track to the opacity of the foo...

Two more songs from Black Lips' set down in Juan's Basement: a mean version of "Punk Slime" and then a bopping "Make It" to close it out. In interviews, they talk about what they mean when they say they are Johnny Cash minus the bullshit (they're talking about this Deerhunter session, and joking), what's up next for them (hint: it starts with be...