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Deerhoof

Live Performances by Deerhoof in 2005

Deerhoof Performance of 'Milking' at Northsix, Brooklyn

Northsix
Brooklyn, NY, United States

May 22, 2005 | Video Length: 3:33
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  • In May 2005, when Deerhoof performed "Milking" at Northsix in Brooklyn, they were in a pivotal stage of their career following the release of their cr... Read Full Description >

    In May 2005, when Deerhoof performed "Milking" at Northsix in Brooklyn, they were in a pivotal stage of their career following the release of their critically acclaimed album "Milk Man" in 2004. This album marked a significant evolution in their sound, showcasing their unique blend of experimental rock with lo-fi sensibilities and accessibility. The live recording reflects the band's energetic stage presence and their ability to engage audiences with unconventional rhythms and melodies. Interestingly, during this period, Deerhoof was gaining traction within the indie music scene, noted for their whimsical approach and avant-garde style, which would continue to distinguish them in subsequent years. They maintained an extensive touring schedule, emphasizing their commitment to live performances and further solidifying their reputation as innovative artists in the alternative music landscape.

Deerhoof Performance of 'Siriustar' at Northsix in Brooklyn

Northsix
Brooklyn, NY, United States

September 28, 2005 | Video Length: 4:24
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  • In 2005, Deerhoof was experiencing significant creative momentum, having just released their album "The Runners Four" earlier that same year. This rec... Read Full Description >

    In 2005, Deerhoof was experiencing significant creative momentum, having just released their album "The Runners Four" earlier that same year. This record was notable for its experimental approach and sonic diversity, reflective of the band's unique blend of noise pop and avant-garde rock. The live performance of "Siriustar" at Northsix in Brooklyn on September 28, 2005, showcased their energetic stage presence and innovative sound during this prolific period. Interestingly, "The Runners Four" received widespread critical acclaim and helped to further elevate Deerhoof's status in indie music circles, allowing them to tour extensively. This performance is a testament to their ability to capture and provoke, which has remained a hallmark of their live shows.