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Notes from the Road

Deerhoof - 17 October 2008: Chicago, Cabaret Metro

by Kirstie Shanley

[20.Oct.08] :. Words and Pictures by Kirstie Shanley

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Todd Snider, Deerhoof, Mercury Rev…

by PopMatters Staff

[13.Oct.08] :. Todd Snider Snider is offering his new album, Peace Queer, for free between now and October 31. Download the entire record in sparkling MP3 and watch for PopMatters’ review later...

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Deerhoof: Offend Maggie

by Zach Schonfeld

[8.Oct.08] :. Deerhoof is as strangely consistent as they are consistently strange. Offend Maggie continues an extraordinary winning streak that began with 2002's Reveille.

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Various Artists: This is Next

by Evan Sawdey

[1.Oct.07] :. The world is better for every new pair of ears that gets turned on to Of Montreal and Ted Leo. The only real question is this: do you really need this album to begin with?

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