Deerhoof announce new record and share lead single featuring Wye Oak's Jenn Wasner
28 June 2017, 14:32
| Written by
Laurence Day
Experimental pop veteran Deerhoof have announced new record Mountain Moves and shared "I Will Spite Survive", the lead single featuring Wye Oak's Jenn Wasner.
The prolific group are following up last year's The Magic with a 15-strong collection that features covoers of Bob Marley, Violeta Parra, and The Staple Singers tracks. As well as Wasner, Deerhoof have brought in Xenia Rubinos, Juana Molina, Stereolab's Lætitia Sadier, and Awkwafina to contribute.
Deerhoof play End Of The Road festival this September, with dates in London and Ramsgate shortly afterwards. Find out more.
Tracklist:
- Slow Motion Detonation (ft. Juana Molina)
- Con Sordino
- I Will Spite Survive (ft. Jenn Wasner)
- Come Down Here and Say That (ft. Lætitia Sadier)
- Gracias a la Vida (Violeta Parra cover)
- Begin Countdown
- Your Dystopic Creation Doesn't Fear You (ft. Awkwafina)
- Ay That's Me
- Palace of the Governors
- Singalong Junk (ft. Xenia Rubinos)
- Mountain Moves (ft. Matana Roberts)
- Freedom Highway (The Staple Singers)
- Sea Moves (ft. Chad Popple & Devin Hoff)
- Kokoye
- Small Axe (Bob Marley)
Mountain Moves is out 8 September via Joyful Noise.
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