Obscure Sound — Bouncy, aquatic guitar tones help lead a refreshing beginning to “Ricœur”, a new track from Tweed & Hyenas, an indie-pop trio from South East London that started out as the solo project of Faroe Islands native singer and guitarist Jón Klæmint ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Speaking of bands with "Deer" in the name who will be touring with huge, famous bands... Continue reading… more info

Consequence of Sound — Deerhoof's latest helps explain why they're touring with the Chi-Peps. more info

Stereogum — Experimental rock OGs Deerhoof just released their umpteenth album The Magic this past summer, and they’re already back next month with a new two-song EP called I thought We Were friends. The band recorded, mixed, and mastered it themselves between... more info

Stereogum — Experimental rock OGs Deerhoof just released their umpteenth album The Magic this past summer, and they’re already back next month with a new two-song EP called I thought We Were friends. The band recorded, mixed, and mastered it themselves between... more info

The Quietus — Partnership marks out first with a US festival, with Deerhoof, Oliver Coates, Tortoise and many more on the bill more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Knoxville, TN's Big Ears Festival will be back in 2017 with a cool and varied lineup. Expanding to 4 days this time around, it goes down on March 23-26... Continue reading… more info

Stereogum — Today, Polyvinyl Records announced that they were putting out a compilation celebrating their 20th anniversary called Polyvinyl Plays Polyvinyl, which, true to its name, features artists on their roster both past and present covering each other. They... more info

Stereogum — Polyvinyl, the independent record label based out of Champaign, Illinois, has announced Polyvinyl Plays Polyvinyl, a compilation commemorating 20 years in business. The album features current or former Polyvinyl artists covering each other; for insta... more info

Stereogum — If you thought Crying’s last single sounded like Deerhoof covering Van Halen, just wait until you hear the next one. Built from frantic guitars, humongous keyboards, and cavernous drops the size of an arena, “Revive” feels like an anthem from t... more info