Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Click here to read the full article on SPIN. Deafheaven vocalist George Clarke was able to live a pandemic dream: He managed to ...

A new lead singer is just about the most dramatic change a band can make — even if a main songwriter or instrumentalist leaves, the voice is usually the clearest link to what came before. Although ...

Deafheaven are exploring a new sound on their anticipated fifth album, Infinite Granite; the first two singles, “Great Mass of Color” and “The Gnashing,” feature almost entirely cleanly sung vocals, ...

Deafheaven are hitting the road. The metal band announced a 25-date North America tour on Wednesday, separate from a handful of festival appearances they have coming up in the U.K. and Europe as well.

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After turning down the volume on their dreamy last album, Deafheaven are back with a punishingly (and gorgeously) loud new song. “Magnolia” is the first single from the group’s just-announced album, ...

Deafheaven will celebrate their 10th anniversary with a 2020 tour, and they’ve lined up some amazing support: Inter Arma, Greet Death, and All Your Sisters. The band says: Come 2020, it’ll be ten ...

Deafheaven's George Clarke was the latest guest on Full Metal Jackie's weekend radio program. The vocalist discussed the group's latest album, Infinite Granite, and explained the significance of the ...

Ask a purist and they’ll tell you that Deafheaven has never been metal. Which is gatekeeping bullshit, of course: Neither the absence of corpse paint nor the presence of some gorgeously shimmering ...

The San Francisco rockers pull moments of heartfelt tenderness from the heaviest of music genres – but that doesn’t make them ‘false metal’, says their singer George Clarke Dressed in sweat-slicked ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Quentin Singer is music journalist who covers rock and heavy music. Deafheaven band members left to right: Kerry McCoy (guitar), ...

Deafheaven has never fit neatly into any one genre. While adopting some of the sonic signifiers of black metal — ultra-harsh vocals, blistering tempos, progressive arrangements — they also incorporate ...