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Lotus Plaza: Spooky Action at a Distance

Lotus Plaza: Spooky Action at a Distance

Eric Dennis April 1, 2012 0

While Bradford Cox has spent his time recently being, depending on one’s point of view, either obnoxious or brilliant – or maybe a bit of each – his Deerhunter bandmate Lockett Pundt has instead

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Top 20 Albums of 2010

Top 20 Albums of 2010

Spectrum Culture Staff December 16, 2010 0

It has been a great year for music. This Top 20 list reflects the tastes of all the music writers here at Spectrum Culture. We appreciate your support this year and look forward to

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Deerhunter: Halcyon Digest

Deerhunter: Halcyon Digest

Kyle Wall September 27, 2010 0

Deerhunter Halcyon Digest Rating: 3.9/5.0 Label: 4AD Even if one were to put aside some of the more unusual aspects of Bradford Cox’s personal life, he remains one of the most reliably captivating and

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Deerhunter: Rainwater Cassette Exchange

Deerhunter: Rainwater Cassette Exchange

Nick Hanover June 6, 2009 0

Deerhunter Rainwater Cassette Exchange Rating: 4.0 Label: Kranky Deerhunter, whose albums often verge on bloated excess, pretentious ego trips, are an excellent fit for the EP format, which Rainwater Cassette Exchange ably proves. Quick,

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Lotus Plaza: The Floodlight Collective

Lotus Plaza: The Floodlight Collective

Nathan Kamal April 7, 2009 0

Lotus Plaza The Floodlight Collective Rating: 3.5 Label: Kranky Lockett Pundt is going to have to go further out of his way than this if he doesn’t want constant Microcastle comparisons. The Deerhunter guitarist’s

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Deerhunter: Weird Era Cont.

Deerhunter: Weird Era Cont.

Nathan Kamal December 1, 2008 0

Deerhunter Weird Era Cont. Rating: 3.0 Label: Kranky One thing is very clear: there’s a reason that Bradford Cox and company chose to have Weird Era Cont. to be the second surprise disc to

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Deerhunter: Microcastle

Deerhunter: Microcastle

Nathan Kamal October 25, 2008 0

Deerhunter Microcastle Rating: 4.0 Label: Kranky From the opening tidal drone of “Cover Me (Slowly)” to the final closing cacophony, indirection permeates Deerhunter’s latest album, Microcastle. Bradford Cox (and cohorts) are at a crossroad-

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