NME — Melvins, Mudhoney and Deerhoof also play the December festival more info

The Yellow Stereo — The first time I heard Fruit Bats was a few years ago through Cable & Tweed; a song called “The Earthquake of ‘73″ from their 2005’s Spelled in Bones.  So in a sense, it only seems fitting that I find this new song through C&T once again.�... more info

Rollo & Grady — Deerhoof - July 31st @ Echoplex (purchase tickets - $12) MP3: Deerhoof - Offend Maggie Download: Deerhoof - Offend Maggie (iTunes) Bookmark It Hide Sites more info

Culture Bully — Music video for "My Purple Past" by Deerhoof from the album "Offend Maggie" directed by Asha Schechter. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Suzanne Muldowney (Underdog) @ the Mermaid Parade (more by Barry Yanowitz) Tickets are on sale for that Dan Deacon, No Age & Deerhunter show happpening at the Flying W Resort in Jersey (near Philly) on August 1st. They only cost... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — After cancelling their appearance at the first-ever ATP NY festival in 2008, it was no surprise to see them on the lineup for 2009. Now, like Dirty Three, Deerhoof, Jesus Lizard, and the Boredoms, LA band Autolux have announced... more info

Pasta Primavera — Deerhoof covering The Knife covering Fleetwood Mac.  That’s as close as I can get to describing Helsinki/Paris band The Dø’s music.  It’s also a big compliment to The Dø (pronounced ‘do’ as in a deer, a female deer) since those ... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Willard said...THE LOUVIN BROTHERS Close Harmony (1992)Out of print, 8CD Bear Family compilation of stunning Americana. Harmonies that inspired generations.Listen BEFORE You Download At...NEVER GET OUT OF THE BOAThttp://nevergetoutoftheboat.blogspot.... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Redtelephone66 said...The Robbs "S/T" (1967 Lp)Cherokee (post Robbs) "S/T" (1972 Lp)Paul Masse "Butterfly Lake" (1968 Lp)Zalman Yanovsky "Alive And Well In Argentina" (1968 Lp)The Rabble (two albums):"S/T" (1968)"Give Us Back Elaine!" (1969)The Paupe... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Chris Graham Singer/bassist Satomi Matsuzaki wore a furry tiger mask, took it off, did robotic calisthenics, walked around in circles, and sometimes just stood still and played straight. The band's set was a stop-start joy. Songs were compo... more info