
Deerhoof: Miracle-Level
With Deerhoof’s nineteenth full-length release, Miracle-Level, the San Francisco quartet deliver their first album sung entirely in Japanese. Miracle-Level is also Deerhoof’s first album…
Read MoreWith Deerhoof’s nineteenth full-length release, Miracle-Level, the San Francisco quartet deliver their first album sung entirely in Japanese. Miracle-Level is also Deerhoof’s first album…
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Read MoreIt’s hard to believe M83, the project of French multi-instrumentalist Anthony Gonzalez, has been recording and releasing his albums of dreamy, shoegaze-inspired electronica for…
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Read MoreOne look at the cover art for The Men’s ninth studio album, New York City, and you can almost hear what you’re in for…
Read MoreIf you’re a fan of Morrissey’s chic aesthetic and refined intellectualism but sour on his anti-multiculturalism and abject betrayal of the alienated misfits his…
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