Deerhunter - Why Hasn't Everything Already Disappeared? (January 18, 2019) • Page 2

Deerhunter’s Bradford Cox Begrudgingly Ranks His Band’s Albums - Noisey

 

Ill never not see this band name and think it’s the dear hunter for a second

 

came around on this in a big way. love the vibe its going for. reminds me of the old scattered sounding deerhunter mixed in with the more pop oriented sound they developed on Fading Frontier. stoked to see them on Thursday.

 

My preorder arrived today. Listening now. Funny that they called the varient “brutalist” grey.

 

This was a hilarious read. Guy’s a real character. I would have a tough time talking to him in person.

 

Think Futurism is my favorite track. The layout of the lyrics on the sleeve help that:

 

So the crew in here is not a big fan of FF, eh? That is my favorite release. But I'm late to the party on these guys. Learned about them with Monomania.

 

I’ve been listening to the discography pretty much nonstop these past two weeks, thanks to the new album and all these interviews Bradford is doing. Weirdly enough, I think I’m with him when it comes to Monomania—what an incredible record.

 

loved this, thanks - Bradford is quite the character, but I kinda appreciate that and always enjoy his rants and sense of self-grandeur haha

I also highly recommend this article: The Quietus | Features | Baker's Dozen | Nicely Proposed, Coxy! Bradford Cox Of Deerhunter's Favourite LPs

here for the new record!

 

Best review I’ve read yet:

Deerhunter’s eighth LP is a sci-fi salve for 21st-century anxiety

 

8.0 on pitchfork

 

got myself a vinyl copy - gonna spin this puppy tonight

 

Never realized how insufferable a person Bradley comes across as being.

 

That said, this album is actually pretty good. Still not my favorite Deerhunter release but I enjoy it more than their last effort.

 

yeah this is good, probably gonna get that gray variant.

 

i enjoyed this a good amount on first listen, lots of really nice accessible tracks, though theres some weird questionable moments on here, but overall pretty happy with it. i wanna say i like it more than fading frontier but i havent heard that in so long.

 

This is so good

 

I like how the record just trails off on the last song. Feels like it just wanders back out to the desert.

I like FF more though.

 

Dont have fully developed thoughts as I've only listened once but it's solid. Very easy listen and I'll probably come back to it a few more times

 

Is it possible for a record that came out 4 days ago to already be underrated? This is fantastic. “No Ones Sleeping” is greatttttt

 

loved the record

probably their best since HD and their most immediate ever perhaps

but I wanna revisit Monomania because a lot of my friends (and Bradford) love it!

I really liked how they used 4 different studios / producers for this like Self Defense did for HiE - love the crispy drum sound on some of these tracks

 

I remember being meh about monomania when it first released but I revisited it last winter and I appreciate it a lot more

 

saw them last Thursday and these songs sounded incredible live. fit in perfectly with the rest of their discog. they closed with this 10 minute long version of Nocturne. So fucking good. this was the setlist.

Lake Somerset
Death in Midsummer
No One's Sleeping
Element
What Happens to People
Helicopter
Revival
Plains
Desire Lines
Snakeskin
Nocturne
Encore: Cover Me Slowly
Agoraphobia
He Who Would Have Laughed