Tag: joyful noise

[album] Deerhoof – Miracle​-​Level

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Deerhoof‘s discography of almost two dozen releases may seem rather intimidating, but Miracle​-​Level is a great album to jump into the work of such a prolific band even for brand-new listeners. Despite the fact that Deerhoof sing in Japanese for the first time, with this release it is easy to understand how the band won their fan base.

The guitars intertwine, the drums shuffle, everything makes noise and buzzes, but most importantly — the record constantly evolves (even if there is one small change of rhythm behind the evolution). At the same time, Deerhoof don’t lose their identity and with each new album, they remind you of how else you can revive the familiar noise pop. With Miracle​-​Level, Deerhoof prove that they are still one of the most innovative bands in music today.

Stream below and buy the LP here.

[album] SUUNS – The Witness

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With the stellar new release from Montreal-based trio SUUNS it is very easy to lose the sense of time and place: the songs are numbered and have titles formally but while listening they all merge together into one hazy and grimy big whole.

The band exists for more than thirteen years now and all three members are masters of creating beautiful experimental music, easily fusing ideas, references and experiences into a solid and organic body of work, that is both very addictive and genre-fluid.

Stream below and buy the LP on Bandcamp.

[video] SUUNS – Witness Protection

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SUUNS are back with a new song “Witness Protection”, which serves as the first taste of their new record The Witness. It is out October 30 via Joyful Noise Recordings worldwide and Secret City Records in Canada.

Watch the video for the song below and pre-order the album here.