Originally released in 2003 on CD by Kill Rock Stars and a very small pressing of vinyl on Menlo Park, Pressed on BLUE vinyl with digital download, Part of a series of Deerhoof vinyl reissues!

Originally released on CD only by Menlo Park in 2005 â€" First time available on vinyl, pressed on GREEN vinyl with digital download, part of a series of Deerhoof vinyl reissues!

Tart apple, crispy. High acidity. Low in tannins. High in Mega.

For some reason, feels like this one feels like it's trying to find a solution to the past several albums to me. like they were all asking questions, and this one is trying to find an answer to the...

Black and white feeling. The Moose's Daughter was the song I wanted to play the most when I joined the band. Tense!

Deerhoof are on a roll! In the past year they've toured with The Flaming Lips and Radiohead as well as headlined multiple tours of their own across the globe. They've recorded and released their most...

Swamp orchestras. Filmic tempo. Trans-continental by train!

Say what you will about Deerhoof, but they know how to write a beautiful song. And "Offend Maggie" is all the more beautiful for the fact that it seems to come out of nowhere. For all its sparkling...

The result of a very long labor, Reveille feels to me like the sound of kids cleaning up after a messy birthday party. High on sugar but exhausted from pin the tail on the donkey.

Prickly but sweet. I cried when I heard Queen of the Mole People the first time. Still cry.

All I can picture is the practice space! Gray and lots of rain outside. We spent months together. Muted with bursts of technicolor.