
I like Bradford Cox, I like the idea of Deerhunter, his mixtapes...really... he's won me over, I just have to wonder about the longevity of ths kind of thing?...am I wrong? Who's going to be listening to this in 5 years?
I hope I'll come around to appreciate it long after I thought I would be....and be dreaming of getting the full lengths on vinyl.
And I know I go through phases of stuff, maybe leaning more jazz or instrumental, and right now I'm definitely not in that place. I don't know then again I am willing to give experimental releases places to go nowhere...like the NNF stuff, pocahaunted, racoo-oo-oon, stuff like that so maybe I wanted more?
I think I just want someone to pick up where 'They threw us in a trench.....' left off.
Don't get me wrong I definitely picked this up...from Kranky.
Deerhunter - Nothing Ever Happened b/w Little Kids (Demo) 7" (4AD/Kranky)
Deerhunter
Nothing Ever Happened
PS, US The first salvo in a barrage of Deerhunter related noise this fall is this two song single that precedes the release of the Microcastle full length. Side A is the unabashed rocker from the album, while the flip side is the demo version of another album track. This is a limited edition one-time pressing release..
Kranky
45
$5.50
or from Scratch distro
I found this while looking to buy an mp3 version of this single (google).
ReplyDeleteTo me the album Microcastle has been a grower. It is a mixture retro-psychedelic rock a la Velvet Underground with Shoegaze music a la My Bloody Valentine or 4Ad's Pale Saints.
The Velvet Underground have been long given reference by punk and post-punk, but to me Deerhunter really emulate a 60's arthouse aesthetic.
I don't know if you're saying "I want stuff to sound like Raccoon",
but have you tried the Atlas Sound album? (solo by Bradford Cox). Because that one really sound like a mixture shoegaze and drones a la Raccoon. In fact must standard people don't get it and think the tracks are confused.
I doubt you will get something like Atlas Sound as a single, though. The history of 7 inch is very linked with rock n' roll.
Cheers,
Cedric
I'm going to keep giving it a chance. I took forever for me to get into The Velvet Underground too. I have an Aatlas sound 10" I have to give another listen...I guess you go through phases and mine in more experimental/harsh/noise right now...stuff that challenges me and doesn't put me to sleep.
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