https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/deafheaven-new-music-interview-1235639794/
30 candidatos extraídos · 0 já revisados · 30 pendentes · 5.4% de cobertura de vocabulário
“Deafheaven can’t stop themselves.”
“View all posts by Brenna Ehrlich October 9, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Deafheaven in New York, September 2026.”
““It’s a very easy thing to acknowledge,” frontman George Clarke says of the wars happening around the globe.”
““All you have is reflection.” In this article: Deafheaven Music Music Features More News The Best R&B Album Race at 2027 Grammys Should Include New and Legacy Voices Grammys 2027 By Meagan Jordan Judas Priest's Longtime Bassist Ian Hill Announces Retirement: 'Time Has Come' 'The Backbone' By Daniel Kreps Musicians on Musicians: Don Toliver and Malcolm Todd Cover Story By Jeff Ihaza Don Toliver and Malcolm Todd Talk Going Viral and Staying Sane Cover Story By Jeff Ihaza ‘I Don’t Think Anybody Can Be Prepared to Listen to the Shaggs’: See New Doc Trailer Shaggs’ Own Thing By Kory Grow Read more Don Toliver and Malcolm Todd Talk Going Viral and Staying Sane Cover Story 1 hour ago How ‘The Twilight Zone’ Influenced Some of Modern TV’s Greatest Creators Exclusive 1 hour ago ‘I Don’t Think Anybody Can Be Prepared to Listen to the Shaggs’: See New Doc Trailer Shaggs’ Own Thing 1 hour ago Zac Brown Shares Dolly Parton's Posthumous Video Message to Teachers: ‘Thank You for Your Passion’ Beyond the Music Oct 9, 2026 12:00 am Top stories newsletter A Cultural Force That Transcends Generations Enter your Email By providing your information, you agree to our Terms of Use and our Privacy Policy .”
“Now that that is destroyed, I can reflect on the things that brought it to that point.” The band also made a short film for the song, directed by Nico Poalillo.”
“Journey Drummer Deen Castronovo Suffers Medical Emergency During Tulsa Concert The Pentagon Is Going to Livestream a Firing Squad Execution Deafheaven in New York, September 2026.”
“I guess denying the truth will eat you alive at some point.” The metal band captures the current era in their new EP, At Work in the Fields of the Bomb , a surprise release out today.”
“Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In Deafheaven Stand Against War on Their New EP The band talks about their heavy new music and the themes behind it By Brenna Ehrlich Brenna Ehrlich Contact Brenna Ehrlich on X Contact Brenna Ehrlich by Email Haywire Are Living Their Hardcore Dreams Haywire Throw $5,000 Into the Pit to Celebrate New Album Was My Teacher Murdered?”
“Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone The doomy “Three Princes” follows.”
““I think if anything, speaking it plainly makes everyone understand how devastating the casual nature of it is to begin with.”
“Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone Some artists have to be shamed into speaking out about current atrocities.”
“Their first thought was to create a heavier offering than Lonely People , which I called “a mixing and merging of melody and metal, pain and poetry” in my Rolling Stone review .”
“The album follows their 2025 LP Lonely People with Power, which also deals with tyrants and war-mongers.”
““There’s a bit of thematic continuation, but these EPs are also at the same time side quests,” Clarke says.”
“The idea of power and warfare and all that kind of thing is just more of a continued interest of mine and the band collectively.” The band began thinking about releasing an EP last year.”
““I thought one of the most nightmarish things you could do would be to soundtrack the brain to the AI that did this monstrous thing,” he says.”
“The song itself is about your undoing.”
““I think we all wanted to make a nasty thing,” says guitarist Kerry McCoy.”
“Every release is a timestamp of where we are, a time capsule or something of where we are at creatively, and I think this shows where we’re at creatively now.” Editor’s picks The 250 Greatest Albums of the 21st Century So Far The 100 Best TV Episodes of All Time The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time 100 Best Movies of the 21st Century It all kicks off with the bombastically brutal “Hunter,” which Clarke says “is probably the most intense that I’ve sounded.”