Deafheaven: 10 Years Gone This summation of Deafheaven's career won’t convert non-believers, but it asserts their vitality. Read More
Concert Review: Baroness/Deafheaven/Zeal & Ardor This Cerberus disguised as a tour is one of the finest rock triple-bills in recent memory. Read More
Deafheaven: Ordinary Corrupt Human Love Deafheaven reaches for the light, marking their latest album as their most engaging, thought-provoking effort to date. Read More
Concert Review: Deafheaven The men of Deafheaven raged through the entirety of latest record, New Bermuda. Read More
Deafheaven: New Bermuda The musicianship on New Bermuda is far ahead of what the band has shown to date. Read More
Interview: George Clarke from Deafheaven Formed in 2010 in San Francisco, Deafheaven cultivated their own route through the bleak underground of black metal. Frontman George Clarke and guitarist Kerry McCoy survived an array of lineup changes to record the critically-acclaimed Sunbather, which introduced a new audience to their brutal tones. The band’s sense of beleaguered innocence and penchant for shoegaze ambiance sets the group apart … Read More
Deafheaven: Sunbather [xrr rating=4.25/5]Take one glance at the album art for Deafheaven’s Sunbather, and you’d think they were a summer of 2009 chillwave act with a 2013 taste in typography and graphic design. Take one glance at the album’s song titles, from “Dream House” to “The Pecan Tree,” and you’d be convinced that they’re yet another Laurel Canyon sound retread. Take one … Read More