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DEERHOOF with BUKE AND GASE and RALEIGH MONCRIEF also LUKE WYLAND

9/27 Duck Club Presents: DEERHOOF with BUKE AND GASE and RALEIGH MONCRIEF also LUKE WYLAND (from AU)

7pm doors ~ 8pm show
$12 adv / $12 dos
21+ VALID ID REQUIRED

http://www.deerhoof.net/
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BIO
Satomi Matsuzakiplays bass and sings,Greg Saunierplays drums,John DieterichandEd Rodriguezplay guitars. But what isDeerhoofreally? Hell if we know.Pitchforkwent so far as to labelDeerhoofas "the best band in the world."The New York Timesdescribed them as "one of the most original rock bands to have come along in the last decade." From their humble beginnings as an obscure San Francisco noise act, they've become one of indie music's most influential bands with their ecstatic and unruly take on pop.
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PRESS
"the most magical thing about Deerhoof's space satellite is the human heart it controls."
ARTROCKER, Album of the Month
"a riot of riffs and psychedelic pop...good news for fans of crayon-scrawled psychedelic indie rock"
THE GUARDIAN
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"musical schizophrenia at its sweetestwe want a bit of whatever Deerhoof are on"
THE FLY
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"Still the weirdest sounding rock foursome anywhereWith their bravura juxtaposition of 'WTF?' wordplay and preposterous sonic logic-leaps, Deerhoof are coming close to knocking the Flaming Lips off their exalted perch."
UNCUT
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"teeters between the confident and the calamitousWeird and regularly wonderfulDeerhoof have set a standard few can match."
LOUD AND QUIET
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"While Deerhoof have been together for 16 years, it doesn't sound like they'll be running out of ideas anytime soon. With the careful balance of old and new on Deerhoof vs. Evil, it seems like Deerhoof can walk into any musical territory and make it their own. They may even claim some new fans along the way."
FILTER
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"'The Merry Barracks' drones forward and hopscotches back, like the Beastie Boys remixing a lost psych-kraut fossil. So far, not your typical Deerhoof-spangled rainbow explosion. They've not grown up though - evenutally a massive electronic squelch takes over, and Deerhoof 'order' is restored."
NME, "On Repeat: The Sounds Ratting Round the Skulls of the NME Staff This Week," October 20, 2010
"one of the most original rock bands to have come along in the last decade"
THE NEW YORK TIMES
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"the best band in the world"
PITCHFORK