Deerhoof @ Antone’s 9/26

Deerhoof is an indie noise-rock band from San Francisco, California. The band formed in 1994 by Rob Fisk and Greg Saunier, only being a bass and drums ordeal. After members joined and left the band, the band formed the core of their sound in the late 90s. The current members consist of Saunier on drums and vocals, Satomi Matsuzaki on vocals and bass and John Dieterich and Ed Rodriguez both on guitar.

The quartet has released seventeen albums, many singles and several free downloadable EPs. Each Deerhoof album is unique in its own way, all having their own distinct sound. Matsuzaki sang her native language of Japanese on their mini-album, Green Cosmos, that was released in 2005. Deerhoof’s latest record, The Magic, was out in April of 2016. Described by Pitchfork, “While it’s a true single moment of their inscrutable avant-pop can sometimes recall other artists- a garage-y guitar riff, a Stereolab-y keyboard part, a Fugazi drum roll- each Deerhoof record (or even song) mashes all of these things together in a way that feels completely exclusive to them.”

See Deerhoof at Antone’s on September 26th

W/ Thor And Friends and Christina Schneider’s Genius Grant

Tuesday, September 26th

Doors at 8:00PM

Tickets here 

21+

Brooke Vega: Born and raised in Texas, Brooke grew up in a small town on the outskirts of Austin. She is a senior at Texas State University majoring in public relations with a minor in photography. Besides school, Brooke spends a lot of time writing about one of her truest loves, music. She writes articles as the Austin Scene Reporter at mxdwn and a music journalist for KTSW 89.9. You can often find her at many shows in Austin. Most of Brooke's music consists of psychedelic, surf rock, beach goth, dream pop and of course, the oldies. Brooke plans to further her career in the music industry hoping to work for a big company while doing photography work as well. She believes it's truly an honor to be writing about the music scene in the greatest live music capitol of the world.
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