Deerhoof have been around for over twenty five years, undergoing many evolutions in members and sound. From their early roots as an avant-garde noise rock trio in San Francisco, the group have matured into the beloved art rock quartet that we know and love. The band hit something of a brick wall in the 2010s with releases like 2016’s The Magic and 2017’s Mountain Moves which felt lack luster, almost like treading water. With all of that in mind the release of last year’s record Future Teenage Cave Artists seemed to turn over a new leaf for Deerhoof. The LP was fun and innovative. It captured something new and unique to the group and was a favorite of the year for a lot of people. Actually, You Can picks up right where the last record left off continuing in an innovative direction. Kicking ...
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