Deerhoof - Reveille - Clear Sun

Deerhoof - Reveille - Clear SunBack in print on vinyl! Deerhoof debuts their new guitarist John Dieterich and achieves widespread critical acclaim for the first time. 2002's Reveille is a defiant expression of artistic rebirth, spilling over with madcap exuberance, apocalyptic imagery, newfound technical confidence belying their no budget DIY recording methods, and jarring stylistic about faces in which no two songs sound alike. The contrast of Satomi's ever catchy, ever charming

revisiting and taking influences by primordial acts such as Black Witchery

while Caroline Lufkin (Mice Parade) wrote and performed vocals on the ethereal "Where Did You Go

For almost ten years afterward

these songs represent the band's part in the early New York hardcore scene

Golden Years finds Gispert embracing introspective

duo and full-bodied string works

Double vinyl LP pressing of the 15 track expanded edition

A tastemakers

"The Highest Point in Brooklyn" isn't the place to be in an electrical storm-but it rolled in all of a sudden and there we were

” a surprisingly tender comedown that reveals the band’s melodic core beneath the bravado

"A kitchen sink reality versus a more fantastical place

The Damned was the first punk band to release a single and the first punk band to release an album