Everynight Charley’s Manhattan Beat: Deerhoof, Kiss, The Crazy World of Arthur Brown, Orange Goblin Everynight Charley Crespo September 11, 2019 Concerts, Reviews Deerhoof/The DiMenna Center for Classical Music/August 18, 2019 Deerhoof began as an improvisational and experimental noise band in 1994 in San Francisco, California. Drummer Greg Saunier was an original me...
Manhattan Beat Everynight Charley Crespo February 14, 2018 Columns, Manhattan Beat The Killers/Madison Square Garden/Jan. 12, 2018 Vocalist/keyboardist Brandon Flowers was fired by his first band, a synth-pop trio known as Blush Response, in 2001 in Las Vegas. After atte...
Deerhoof: Breaking Up Is Hard To Do Sara Fazio September 12, 2012 Goings-On Indie noise rock band Deerhoof are eclectic, to say the least. Their music is hard to pin down, but maybe that’s what they wanted all along. Since their start in 1994, the group has created experimental indie r...
Deerhoof: Evil Doesn’t Have A Chance Roz Smith September 17, 2011 Goings-On Deerhoof has recently started to put out 7-inches from their latest release, Deerhoof Vs. Evil, except this time guest vocalists will be singing the tracks over the instrumentals. Recently, Deerhoof had two alb...
Record Store Day: A Guide To The Many Limited And New Releases Dejon Turner April 13, 2011 Columns Oh, Record Store Day, how I love thee as much as my wallet loathes thee. There is probably a holiday for just about everything one could want, gifts, uprisings, animals, Presidents and now a music holiday; ...
Deerhoof: Interview with John Dieterich Patrick Slevin October 15, 2008 Interviews I had a strange revelation the other day—I’ve probably interviewed Deerhoof more often than any other band. It’s not a bad thing, but I found it curious, as usually writers will tire of talking to the same band...
Deerhoof: Offend Maggie Josh Frank October 1, 2008 Albums Like a sloping gravel path, Deerhoof contradicts itself merely by existing. Alternating between grating noise and gentle melody, Offend Maggie is a happy album of sad music, where every single quirky contrast i...
Interview with Deerhoof: Less Is More Patrick Slevin January 24, 2007 Interviews It happens from time to time. Things get dull in music. Everything new is a carbon copy of what you didn’t like a few months ago, positioned to stand out among the relative dearth of releases. Almost no vital s...
