Deerhoof Offend Maggie 4C Disc In place of churning riffs

In place of churning riffs and wired vocals is a dream state of harpsichord

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Deerhoof Offend Maggie 4C Disc In place of churning riffsSay what you will about Deerhoof, but they know how to write a beautiful song. And "Offend Maggie" is all the more beautiful for the fact that it seems to come out of nowhere. For all its sparkling musicanship, it sounds casually tossed off like it was nothing at all. It's a new sound for the band as much as it's a new sound for pop music. While John Dieterich's acoustic guitar seems to channel Malian guitarist Ali Farka Toure, Ed Rodriguez's electric