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Release Date: 2011-01-25, Audio CD, Polyvinyl Records

Shipping Weight: 0.6lbs.

NEW KILL ROCK STARS. Say what you will about Deerhoof, but they know how to write a beautiful song. And "Offend Maggie" is all the more beautiful for the fact that it seems to come out of nowhere. For all its sparkling musicanship, it sounds casually tossed off like it was nothing at all. It's a new sound for the band as much as it's a new sound for pop music.While John Dieterich's acoustic guitar seems to channel Malian guitarist Ali Farka Toure, Ed Rodriguez's electric conjures classic Townsend...

Very limited import from Australia! In celebration of their Australia and New Zealand tour in 2010, Deerhoof and OneOne team up for a special limited edition 7''. Loosely inspired by the old-school Jamaican Dancehall 7''s, this lovely little slab of vinyl comes packaged in a yellow gold slip with a deluxe screenprint and photo insert with lyrics and whatnot. Two killer exclusive tunes - Deerhoof's Sealed With A Kiss (version) and OneOne's OneOne Theme (Version).

With Deerhoof's fourth album, Halfbird, the San Francisco-based trio channeled their chaotic tendencies into actual songs without losing much, if any, of their playful absurdity and pummeling energ...

"Ambient and direct, childlike and adult, hard-rocking and unapologetically esoteric Deerhoof`s play of elemental opposites is not a new concept, but perhaps they have found a new playing-out of its possibilities. The quartet`s new The Runners Four doesn`t rewrite their instantly recognizable sound. Hints of The Beatles still poke around the bright, sunshine-and-children`s-book imagery of vocalist Satomi Matsuzaki; monster drums still crash against wheezing organ clusters and raw, 1960`s power chords...

Audio Mixers: Satomi Matsuzaki; Ed Rodriguez ; John Dieterich; Greg Saunier. Recording information: New Improved Recordings; Tiny...

Deerhoof follows Apple O' , an album that won the group ever-growing critical and popular acclaim, with Milk Man , an album even more conceptual and song-oriented than its predecessor. Inspired by the spooky yet adorable work of illustrator Ken Kagami -- whose art graces the album's cover and liner notes -- Milk Man tells the tale of a masked, pied piper-like being who lures children into his dreamland and then traps them there. The vision and the visuals surrounding the album are a perfect...

Deluxe Edition, Limited to 1000 copies. 180Gram Translucent Green Vinyl 1. The Perfect Me 2. Choco Fight 3. +81 4. Believe E.S.P. 5. The Galaxist 6. Makko Shobu 7. Matchbook Seeks Maniac 8. Cast Off Crown 9. Kidz Are So Small 10. Whither The Invisible Birds 11. Look Away

Deerhoof Kit: Buddy Series 2 7" Vinyl Single (45 Record)

"One Koala bear, one gazelle, and one elk make up this band. This band makes music that is so interesting, mature, childish, boring, exciting, and beautiful that listeners often want to find them and give them presents. Songs feature drums, bass, guitar, vocals, and sometimes a keyboard. Seemingly endless two- and three-note interludes, which you might expect to be tiring, build tension and excitement before cacophonous eruptions of joyous sounds occur. When I listen to Deerhoof, I feel like a major...

"Deerhoof rock with the fury of 1000 suns, cacophonous and dangerous, but they're also the masters of 'quiet-loud', the idea that moments, though soft in decibels, can be incredibly and sonically deafening, that pure beauty has a loudness all its own. Greg's drumming is nothing short of spectacular and inspired, the guitar chunks, the bass roars, Satomi's vocals make you tingle. They've got the chemistry scientists long for, and although they accept fan mail on this planet, Deerhoof are from another...

"For over ten years Deerhoof, from San Francisco, have been morphing their vision of music. As it's happening you sometimes don't realize, but when you look back you can clearly see where direction changed. In the current Deerhoof, that bridge is known as Green Cosmos. These seven new songs were originally recorded and intended for a Japanese audience, and was to be released as a split EP only in Japan... Deerhoof decided in the end to release it on it's own and worldwide. The current Deerhoof lineup...