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Oct 31, 2026

Brayden DeckerHOST
0:49
I woke up on Tuesday at 11 a.m.
Brayden DeckerHOST
0:53
I got the news that my favorite band, Deer Hunter, was getting back together after like seven years.
Brayden DeckerHOST
0:59
And I was like, oh my God, this is great.
Brayden DeckerHOST
1:00
And then immediately Jeff, who's directing the short film, texts me and he's like, hey, I think you might have deleted a whole night's worth of footage.
Steven HydenHOST
12:33
Because for an institutional list like this, it's different than a personal list.
Steven HydenHOST
12:38
If I was going to rank my personal favorite rock songs... of the 21st century, I'd probably put Desire Lines by Deer Hunter, number one.
Steven HydenHOST
12:47
And then at number two, you know, maybe Stoned and Starving by Parquet Courts.
Steven HydenHOST
12:51
And then like the next 12 songs would be all the songs from Songs for the Deaf, ranked in order of how often I listened to them when I was stoned in 2002.
Randy RandallHOST
77:25
Yeah, yeah.
Randy RandallHOST
77:26
We inherited him from Deer Hunter.
Randy RandallHOST
77:28
He was,
Scott KannbergGUEST
77:29
yeah.
Scott KannbergGUEST
77:35
Yeah, yeah.
Randy RandallHOST
77:37
Yeah.
Randy RandallHOST
77:38
He, he, he'd gone out with deer hunter for a while.
Randy RandallHOST
77:40
And, and then, uh, we knew we were like, Oh, we're playing these big shows.
Paul SavageGUEST
11:28
So much closer than life.
Frank GreaneyHOST
11:37
So when we asked you to choose your, uh, favorite band, you mentioned Broadcast again, along with Deerhunter, but eventually settled on Tindersticks.
Frank GreaneyHOST
11:46
And I wonder, what do you like about them? What gives them the edge?
Paul SavageGUEST
11:50
Um, oh, it's kinda hard to say one b- but yeah, like Tindersticks at the moment, I'm, I kinda just, uh, drifted into them in the last few years.
Frank GreaneyHOST
14:12
Um, Radiohead at Pointys Town in 2000.
Paul SavageGUEST
14:15
Mm.
Frank GreaneyHOST
14:15
I think that was the same year that Kid A was released, so a big year for them, and Deerhunter at Whelans, and you've gone with, uh, Deerhunter, which was obviously in a much smaller, more intimate venue.
Paul SavageGUEST
14:27
Yeah.
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Grimes Freeman

Oct 13 · 13 Mentions

Grace Robin SomervilleGUEST
2:34
Yeah.
Miranda ReinertHOST
2:35
Deerhunter's back, probably.
Eli EnisHOST
2:37
Kind of.
Grace Robin SomervilleGUEST
2:38
Grimes announced a new album.
Eli EnisHOST
2:55
He's been doing that for a long time.
Eli EnisHOST
2:56
But, uh, yeah-
Miranda ReinertHOST
2:57
The Deerhunter thing-
Eli EnisHOST
2:57
...
Ryan DominguezGUEST
26:49
Yeah, I think to kind of segue between Reinventing and New American Saint, because we kind of realized that disappointment of kind of not falling into the mold of like the drive-thrus and the victories, we, you know, wanted to be a little bit more ourselves and to experiment more.
Ryan DominguezGUEST
27:06
So we did have an opportunity to possibly, if Matt Goldman wasn't available, because there was a little bit of a question, we had also been talking with Matt Squire, who ended up producing One of our favorite bands from the area, Receiving End of Sirens, and then Deer Hunter, but also Panic at the Disco's first record.
Ryan DominguezGUEST
27:24
So there's a lot of experimentation that happens there.
Ryan DominguezGUEST
27:27
You know, Receiving End of Sirens was a good bit heavier than us.
Steven HydenHOST
0:15
On this show, we talk about the biggest indie news of the week, we review albums, and we hash out trends.
Steven HydenHOST
0:20
In this episode, we talk about Deerhunter getting the Indiecast bump, Turnstile on SNL and the horrible discourse about it, and a new Cameron Winter live album.
Steven HydenHOST
0:32
My name is Steven Hyden, and I'm joined by my friend and co-host.
Steven HydenHOST
0:35
He has to move to Milwaukee now after the Brewers beat the Padres, Ian Cohen.

11 MINS LATER

Steven HydenHOST
11:20
Uh, Ian, we need to take a little victory lap here.
Steven HydenHOST
11:23
Uh, I'm, I'm deciding that I'm gonna give us credit for this.
Steven HydenHOST
11:28
Last week, we talked about Bradford Cox coming back after a long hiatus, performing as Atlas Sound, and we were speculating on whether this meant that maybe he's gonna come back, maybe even Deerhunter might come back.
Steven HydenHOST
11:43
And then lo and behold, we get this news this week that Bradford Cox and Lockett Pundt, the other core member of Deerhunter, the guitar player, the writer of Desire Lines, possibly the greatest Deerhunter song, um, they're gonna be reuniting for a show at the Big Ears Festival in Ma- in Knoxville, Tennessee.

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