Devendra Banhart

Features

C’mon Over and Let’s Make a Record: An Interview with Devendra Banhart

By Jennifer Kelly

How the pied piper of psych folk and his ever growing band of followers holed up in a Topanga Canyon house, broke out a boxload of exotic instruments and kicked out the jams of Smokey Rolls Down Thunder Canyon. [2 October 2007]

Reviews

Devendra Banhart: What Will We Be

By Dan Raper

“I know I look high," Banhart sings on his new album, “but I’m just free-dancing." If only we could join him. [26 October 2009]

Devendra Banhart: Smokey Rolls Down Thunder Canyon

By Michael Keefe

Pushing beyond the boundaries of indie folk, Banhart's fifth album is another very fine achievement in his immensely satisfying and always intriguing career. [26 September 2007]

Devendra Banhart: Cripple Crow

By Josh Berquist

Exceeding expectations, Devendra outdoes himself and most of his generation. [12 September 2005]

Devendra Banhart

By Nick Gunn

A tremolo-touting troubadour bears his Psychedelic Squid and other weapons of the willfully obtuse. [7 December 2004]

Devendra Banhart: Nino Rojo

By Jason Thompson

Devendra Banhart: Rejoicing in the Hands

By Kevin Jagernauth

Devendra Banhart: Oh Me Oh My ... The Way the Day Goes by the Sun Is Setting Dogs Are Dreaming Love

By Matt Cibula