Over the past decade, few bands have maintained the creative drive, sound exploration, or sheer intensity of Atlanta's Deerhunter. And, if "Monomania" -- the title title track from its new record -- is any indication, Bradford Cox and co. aren't going to stop anytime soon. "Monomania" is a jangly piece of rock 'n' roll that plays like a sonic manifestation of its title. What begins as fuzzed-out guitar pop soon melts into a squall of noise, with Cox reaching an almost hypnotic intensity. As he r...
Over the past decade, few bands have maintained the creative drive, sound exploration, or sheer intensity of Atlanta's Deerhunter. And, if "Monomania" -- the title title track from its new record -- is any indication, Bradford Cox and co. aren't going to stop anytime soon. "Monomania" is a jangly piece of rock 'n' roll that plays like a sonic manifestation of its title. What begins as fuzzed-out guitar pop soon melts into a squall of noise, with Cox reaching an almost hypnotic intensity. As he r...
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