DEERHUNTER - Why Hasn't Everything Already Disappeared? - Vinyl (LP)
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DEERHUNTER

Why Hasn't Everything Already Disappeared?(grey vinyl LP + MP3 download code in embossed sleeve)

4AD

Cat: 4AD 0089LP. Rel: 21 Jan 19
Indie


Side 1 - Track 1. Death In Midsummer Side 1 - Track 2. No One's Sleeping Side 1 - Track 3. Greenpoint Gothic Side 1 - Track 4. Element Side 1 - Track 5. What Happens To People? Side 2 - Track 1. Detournement Side 2 - Track 2. Futurism Side 2 - Track 3. Tarnung Side 2 - Track 4. Plains Side 2 - Track 5. Nocturne

The preaching sirens of Deerhunter return, long has everyone been waiting, since the band's Fading Frontier LP of 2015. The group have moved on from the pinky-pop nostalgia they've described as their last album, and moved into and towards a darker and more intensifying feel. The Atlanta group's eighth full-length in total finds itself tripping out on klaviers and chant-like numbers as heard in "Element" and the rickety jingle of album opener "Death In Midsummer". While there's some crooked-eye positivity to be found in the James Dean referencing "Plains", the masterwork of the band's ambient and cinematic scope remains as strong as ever, and alongside Bradford Cox's undeniable haunt, vocal contributions and extra (subtle) hints of subversive nihilism come from Cate Le Bon and White Fence's Tim Presley.


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