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Hoofing It
Cake and champagne are all well and good, but Deerhoof‘s got a better idea for how to celebrate its 10th anniversary: a new album and tour. The San Francisco avant-indie-pop quartet has gone through some evolutions in lineup since its 1994 inception, but co-founder Greg Saunier, Satomi Matsuzaki, John Dieterich and Chris Cohen are sounding and feeling stronger than ever.
Their new tour begins March 4 in Los Angeles at The Echo. They’ll do three more California dates before jumping across the Pacific for a quick stop in Japan. Next comes their U.K. stretch, which includes an April 2 stop at the
The band will be back in the U.S.A. – Denton, Texas, to be exact – on April 15 to kick off 19 shows in 18 days. They’ll hit Boston, Mass., and Providence, R.I., on April 24.
All this frenzied globe-hopping does have a formal goal, of course: to let fans know about their latest album, Milk Man, due out March 9. Kill Rock Stars will release the CD, with former Deerhoofer Rob Fisk’s Porcupine Free Society handling the vinyl.