LISTEN: Karen O's 'Wild Things' Soundtrack
Members of YYYs, Deerhunter, and the Raconteurs contribute to the album -- hear it all free!
By Chris Zakorchemny 09.29.09 10:19 AM
Karen O's soundtrack for Spike Jonze's adaptation of Where the Wild Things Are hits stores today.
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All Tomorrow's Parties: The Best & Worst
The Flaming Lips' genital video, Animal Collective's danceathon, Deerhunter's hiatus -- plus Panda Bear, Sufjan and more!
By ANDY BETA AND WILLIAM GOODMAN 09.14.09 12:21 PM
Welcome to rock'n'roll camp.
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Best & Worst of Lollapalooza: Day 3
Aerosmith's Joe Perry joins Jane's Addiction, Bat for Lashes silences intruders, Vampire Weekend honors John Hughes -- plus Deerhunter, Lou Reed, and more!
By Spin Staff 08.10.09 10:08 AM
Dan Deacon, Deerhunter, No Age Kick Off Round Robin Tour
The three acts took the stage together for a Jelly NYC Pool Party full of harmony, discord, and worship. But no pools.
By Anna Hyclak 08.03.09 10:16 AM
As Dan Deacon, Deerhunter, and No Age stepped onstage for the first of two round robin sets at New York City's Brooklyn Bowl on Sunday night, one reverent concertgoer summed it up best.
"Oh, man," she said to a friend. "It's like they're three gods, combining as one impenetrable force."
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Atlas Sound Taps Animal Collective, Stereolab Members for New Album
Deerhunter frontman Bradford Cox reveals details for the October release from his ambient side-project.
By RAY PADGETT 07.09.09 7:35 AM
When an early version of Deerhunter frontman Bradford Cox's second album under the Atlas Sound moniker leaked to the internet last summer, the Atlanta native was peeved. "Fuck this shit," he wrote to his blog at the time. "It's not finished and now it never will be."
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Deerhunter Plots Fall Tour
Georgia-based white noise weirdos Deerhunter announce a North American journey in support of their upcoming album, Microcastle, due Oct. 28.
By Joe Coscarelli 08.08.08 1:23 PM
Who? Atlanta's fuzzed out experimental shoegazers Deerhunter, fronted by blogger/solo artist Bradford Cox. Having built a following with the critically acclaimed Cryptograms, it was then announced that the band would go on indefinite hiatus.
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