Deerhoof
- Type: Band/Group
- Country: United States
- Born: 1994 in San Francisco, California, United States
- Active: 1994 - present
Biography
Deerhoof is an American independent music group formed in San Francisco in 1994. It began as an improvisational bass and harmonica solo project by Rob Fisk, who later joined 7 Year Rabbit Cycle and *Common* Eider, King Eider. The current lineup includes founding drummer Greg Saunier, bassist and singer Satomi Matsuzaki, and guitarists John Dieterich and Ed Rodriguez. The band initially performed improvised noise punk and gained wider recognition in the 2000s for their self-produced music that combines noise
Genres
Deerhoof Discography
- The Man, the King, the Girl (1997) - Album - rated 3.06/5
- Holdypaws (1999) - Album - rated 3.23/5
- Koalamagic (2000) - Album - rated 3.06/5
- Halfbird (2001) - Album - rated 3.25/5
- Reveille (2002) - Album - rated 3.89/5
- My Pal Foot Foot (2002) - EP - rated 3.06/5
- Apple O' (2003) - Album - rated 3.45/5
- Milk Man (2004) - Album - rated 3.69/5
- Green Cosmos (2005) - EP - rated 3.54/5
- The Runners Four (2005) - Album - rated 3.7/5
- Friend Opportunity (2007) - Album - rated 3.62/5
- Offend Maggie (2008) - Album - rated 3.82/5
- Deerhoof vs. Evil (2011) - Album - rated 3.62/5
- Breakup Song (2012) - Album - rated 3.82/5
- La isla bonita (2014) - Album - rated 3.68/5
- The Magic (2016) - Album - rated 3.4/5
- Mountain Moves (2017) - Album - rated 3.27/5
- Future Teenage Cave Artists (2020) - Album - rated 3.37/5
- Love-Lore (2020) - Album - rated 3.29/5
- Actually, You Can (2021) - Album - rated 3.63/5
- Miracle-Level (2023) - Album - rated 3.78/5
- Noble and Godlike in Ruin (2025) - Album - rated 3.66/5
- Divine Schism (2026) - Album - rated 3.5/5
Members
- Greg Saunier - drums, vocals (1994–Present)
- Satomi Matsuzaki - vocals, bass (1995–Present)
- John Dieterich - guitar (1999–Present)
- Ed Rodriguez - guitar (2008–Present)
- Rob Fisk - guitar, bass, harmonica (1994–1999)
- Kelly Goode - keyboards (1997–1999)
- Chris Cohen - guitar, bass (2002–2006)