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Deerhoof - Breakup Song

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Breakup Song

Release Date: September 4, 2012

Breakup Song

Release Date: September 4, 2012

Deerhoof drummer Greg here to introduce you to our latest record.

We've been called a lot of things, as you know. But pop has always marked the spot on the Deerhoof treasure map.

Pop = catchy

Pop = new

Pop = no rules

So if you want to go dancing or do karaoke with Deerhoof, you don't have to ask twice.

We've just finished a sensational record of Cuban-flavored party-noise-energy music. We called it Breakup Song, but don't expect a bunch of Grammy®-baiting sob stories, OK? In Deerhoof's thesaurus, freedom's just another word for feeling good again and raising hell and getting away with it. Stick with us and the bad guys with guns will never catch up.

- Greg

Tracklist

  • Breakup Songs
  • There's That Grin
  • Bad Kids to the Front
  • Zero Seconds Pause
  • Mothball the Fleet
  • Flower
  • To Fly or Not to Fly
  • The Trouble with Candyhands
  • We Do Parties
  • Mario's Flaming Whiskers III
  • Fete d'Adieu

Reviews

  • Deerhoof have made their point and squarely hit their target once again.

    - Dusted
  • No-wave crunch meets mutant disco shuffle meets snippets of global rawness and, yeah, it's better than Animal Collective's new one.

    - NME
  • Breakup Song is a joy to listen to.

    - Verbicide
  • leaps out of the speakers at near-distortion level, sounding every bit the mutant offspring of Aphex Twin and T.Rex. ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ 

    - Mojo
  • a quilt of sounds, stories, images, and anecdotes; you never know what direction you may be headed next.

    - Interview Magazine
  • Deerhoof get into your veins, smash the ice off of your broken heart, inject some saccharine bounce, and get out again without a moment of hesitation.

    - Consequence of Sound
  • "...another great album by an indescribably great band...they deserve gushing reviews for their ambition alone. They’re one of music’s great paradoxes, with each of their songs sounding unmistakably their own, despite the band having established few, if any, defining characteristics in the almost-20 years they’ve been on the go."

    - Drowned in Sound
  • there isn’t a bad track to be found here.

    - Earbuddy
  • Deerhoof have put so much blood and sweat into not repeating themselves, it's become part of their DNA.

    - Pitchfork

Videos

  • Mario's Flaming Whiskers III
  • Fête D'Adieu
  • Flower
  • We Do Parties