A “science fiction album about the present,” Why Hasn’t Everything Already Disappeared? finds Deerhunter at the mesa of their dream pop playground.
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Deerhunter :: Fading Frontier
Leading up to the release of Deerhunter’s seventh long player, Fading Frontier , Bradford Cox revealed a “ concept map ,” drawing together some influences on the group’s latest work. Amongst the musical […]
Deerhunter :: Monomania
New York, New York: that’s one hell of a shadow you cast. The classic image of the city – that dark and terrifying Sodom where lawlessness and creativity join in a […]
Deerhunter :: Cool (Pylon Cover)
I played this cover the other night while DJing the Real Estate show here in LA. As the crowd was (mostly) early-mid twenties I was not surprised when a number […]
Deerhunter :: Halcyon Digest
2010 can be summed up as the year of extreme musical escapism. For example, an influential and meaningful genre like “ambient” has been watered down into sub-categories like “witch-house”, “chill-wave”, […]
Deerhunter :: Revival
It wasn’t so long ago Deerhunter was weighed down by inconsistent, nonsensical, live performances coupled with mountains of bad press that did nothing but urge critics to inspect and second […]
Deerhunter :: Who Makes The Nazis (The Fall, Live @ The BBC)
Lockett Pundt ( Lotus Plaza / Deerhunter ) will be my guest next week on the radio show. Earlier this month Deerhunter paid a visit to the BBC studios while in London. Amongst […]
Deerhunter :: Rainwater Cassette Exchange EP
Not convinced by the tough beauty of Deerhunter’s stellar Microcastle/Weird Era Cont ? Atlanta’s finest keep getting better with the
Deerhunter :: Microcastle/Weird Era Cont.
Something stays in the room after the final digi-delayed gurgles of “Calvary Scars II / Aux Out” have faded to hums, a certain sense of having just gone through something […]