Gore In Rut
by Deerhoof pop, eclectic, indie brilliance
Bettie Black says:Who woulda thought a song called Gore In Rut would be filled with Bunny lyrics. I’m starting to think these Deerhoof folks can weave any duality into a seamless and cutting edge work of modern art. I love the counterpoint of Satomi’s sweet vocal style with the grinding guitars and primal, garage-sounding drums. Gimme the street.
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