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“This Will Destroy You presents: Tunnel Blanket” will feature Christopher Royal King, Christopher Tignor, Jesse Kees, and Robi Gonzalez performing the album in full with a special appearance by Deafheaven’s George Clarke and a string quartet.

Listen to new songs by GloRilla, PinkPantheress/Ice Spice, Storefront Church (Evan Dando cover ft. Deafheaven’s George Clarke), Dying Fetus, JID, Lil Keed, and more…

Deafheaven’s George Clarke, Hundred Waters’ Trayer Tryon, and PC Music associate Danny L Harle have formed ALTO ARC, whose self-titled debut EP comes out on Sargent House in February…

The book features narration and interviews conducted by music critic Ian Cohen, an intro by frontman Jeremy Bolm, and a foreword by Touché Amoré guitarist/art director Nick Steinhardt…

”It made the whole thing a lot more fun, to be honest with you,” George Clarke said about doing vocals for Deafheaven’s new album, which largely features clean vocals.

The video for the song features tons of awesome musicians and their pets, including Julien Baker, Jim Adkins, Walter Schreifels, Aaron Weiss, Frank Iero, Tim McIlrath, Barry Johnson, Ned Russin, Tim Kasher, Mike Park, and many more…

plus Miya Folick, Dan Boekner of Wolf Parade, Glass Beach, awakebutstillinbed, and more livestreams you can watch today since there are no live concerts to attend.

”What excited me then that has gone on to impress me further as I get older, is how immersive their approach is. Every detail is constructed with so much intent.”

It’s an ”evening of unity and love” that’s a direct reaction to the anti-semitic graffiti found at Murmmr (which is part of the Union Temple synagogue) before an Ilana Glazer event earlier this month.

Deafheaven frontman George Clarke has released a 20-minute collaborative song with Dana Wachs of Vorhees called “RVIII: Invocation.” Pitchfork points out that it’s for the performance art piece Rural Violence III (Rebirth), which was written and directed by former Pitchfork editor Brandon Stosuy…