Antimusic Rock — Two legends of the game unite at last on 'Under Rats (Feat. Saul Williams),' Deerhoof's latest electrifying single more info

Stereogum — Jazz guitar experimentalist Mary Halvorson is following up last year’s Cloudward — which we liked quite a bit — with a new album called About Ghosts. Due in June via Nonesuch, it pairs Halvorson with producer John Dieterich, best known as gu... more info

Stereogum — Last month, Deerhoof announced their new album Noble And Godlike In Ruin. So far we’ve heard “Overrated Species Anyhow,” “Sparrow Sparrow,” and “Immigrant Songs,” and today they’re back with “Under Rats” featuring Saul Williams... more info

Stereogum — Deerhoof have announced their 20th studio album Noble And Godlike In Ruin. Before it’s out in April, they’re previewing the lead single “Immigrant Songs” today. But you won’t find it on Spotify or Apple Music yet. You have to go to Craig... more info

Stereogum — As one wise Stereogum commenter put it recently, Chris Cohen is “the reason why Deerhoof sounded really REALLY good for a few years.” He’s got a new solo album called Paint A Room coming out next month, which he’s already previewed so far... more info

Stereogum — We’ve Got A File On You features interviews in which artists share the stories behind the extracurricular activities that dot their careers: acting gigs, guest appearances, random internet ephemera, etc. more info

Stereogum — Chris Cohen has a great solo discography to his name, and between his membership in Deerhoof during their fruitful 2002-2006 stretch and his gigs as a side player and producers for artists from Cass McCombs to Ariel Pink to Weyes Blood, he’s got... more info

Stereogum — Joyful Noise Recordings has organized a new Halloween compilation called The Joyful Noise Halloween Party, Vol 1, which features 10 spooky tracks from artists like Swamp Dogg (doing “I Put A Spell On You“), Marnie Stern and Fred Armisen (“(D... more info

Stereogum — God bless Marnie Stern for making music as weird and abrasive as she wants to. “Believing Is Seeing” — the second single from the math-rock shredder’s first album in 10 years, The Comeback Kid — achieves Deerhoof levels of both oddity ... more info

Stereogum — Yesterday was May Day, also known as International Workers’ Day. To celebrate, DC-based Gardenhead Records released a gigantic compilation album to raise money for strike funds. Per the Bandcamp page, “Proceeds will go towards ongoing strikes ... more info