Future Teenage Cave Artists
On their 15th album, the indie-rock institution goes apocalyptic with their first concept record.
The racket merchants have carved a niche for over two decades, and there's much to excavate here, from psych-rock to jazzy minimalism
The band says this album was "borne of self-isolation and deprivation," which is just as well, because self-isolation is…
The title of this record is much like the music it bears - you squint at it for a minute, trying to work out what it means, and then suddenly it all makes sense.
The last time listeners heard from Deerhoof, they were fighting the good fight with 2017's Mountain Moves, a celebration of people uniting joyously and righteously in the name of solidarity.
Last year, Deerhoof celebrated 25 years of existence as a band. For the occasion, the group reissued its first full-length outings: the emer...
Veteran experimental rock band Deerhoof sound as fresh, inventive and vital as ever on new album Future Teenage Cave Artists
Future Teenage Cave Artists by Deerhoof, album review by Adam Fink. The San Francisco band's full-length comes out on May 29th, via Joyful Noise Ercordings