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Pitchfork in WTF shocka:
Deerhoof release their first straight-up guitar-rock album-- short, dense songs packed into familiar forms, full-bodied vocals for unabashed, often gut-punching melodies, less herk-jerk, less of that house-of-cards spirit that coursed through Reveille and Apple O. Almost twice the length of their other LPs, The Runners Four plays not as one big song, but as three swoops of six or seven, and the result is by turns jubilant, confused, afraid, angry, sad, relieved, and all pretty poignant
Wha? How is this album any more guitar-rock or less "herk-jerk" than Reveille? Nick, care to explain?
― Hurting (Hurting), Saturday, 5 November 2005 15:12 (eighteen years ago) link
four years pass...
four years pass...
I would like Greg Saunier and Brian Chippendale to release a Max Roach-Buddy Rich-style "dueling drums" record.
― Dr. Gene Scott (shiny beast), Wednesday, September 14, 2005 7:37 AM (9 years ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink
so this finally happened! has anybody else heard their record on Famous Class?