Tonight on NBC they will be airing an excerpt from Deafheaven’s show at The Wiltern on “Last Call With Carson Daly” - the full clip will then be up on the shows youtube channel.
Tune in late night  …

In the second and final installment of “Corrupt Love Across America,” our exclusive on-the-road doc on Deafheaven, Revolver joins the genre-defying band for the last leg of their recent headlining tour, which hit the West Coast —…

Article by Andrew Russel via Submerge

Listening to Ordinary Corrupt Human Love on a packed light rail car, scraping along through the wreckage of the workweek under the full weight of afternoon midsummer heat, in close quarters with inscrutable humanity—anonymous lives in the thick of their separate mortal coils—might be the ideal context in which to slip into the most recent offering by Deafheaven. Eschewing the frozen wastes and infernal abysses of metal hyperbole, and mostly foregoing the introspective dread and purgation of the band’s previous albums Sunbather and New Bermuda, Ordinary Corrupt Human Love allows breathing room in which to enjoy Deafheaven’s ever more sophisticated sonics and passages of understated beauty in between the cinematic, pulse-pounding peaks. Such moments still abound, but a new focus on earthbound visions and the beauty in day-to-day existence has altered the emotional timbre this time around.

Feature by Tom Connick via NME

With ‘Ordinary Corrupt Human Love’, California’s Deafheaven have released one of the most acclaimed albums of the year, a record that makes non-metal fans sit back and think, ‘Wait, do I like metal?’ Tom Connick finds them – surfing, no less – on the day of the album’s release.

“The last two records were written in really dark places,” Deafheaven guitarist Kerry McCoy says in the first episode of our two-part tour doc with the band. “For me, it was a lot of drugs — and not…

“Night People” (feat. Chelsea Wolfe) by Deafheaven from the album ‘Ordinary Corrupt Human Love,’ available now

Video by Ben Chisolm

Deafheaven + DIIV have announced co-headlining US tour dates:

OCT 20 Tucson, AZ @ Club Congress
OCT 21 Albuquerque, NM @ Sister
OCT 22 El Paso, TX @ Low Brow Palace
OCT 23 San Antonio, TX @ Paper Tiger…

Full article with photo gallery via Consequence Of Sound

Setting The Stage: It takes a lot to get folks in New York City out to a concert, with the myriad of things to do any given night and dozens of competing shows across the city. So packing an 1,800 cap venue like Brooklyn Steel is a feat in and of itself, but that’s exactly what Deafheaven did on Tuesday night.

Tune in to HBO for VICE News and see George Clarke and Kerry McCoy from Deafheaven being interviewed about their new album. - Airs Tonight 7/16 at 7:30EST

Deafheaven – Press Photo – Credit Corinne Shiavone [hi-res download]

 

DEAFHEAVEN’S NEW ALBUM ‘ORDINARY CORRUPT HUMAN LOVE’: OUT NOW

"Rife with twinkling, twisting guitars that build into a head-banging crunch." – Rolling Stone

 

“Deafheaven's most confounding record and necessarily its most emotionally impressionistic, free to be interpreted in whatever way the listener needs.” – NPR 

 

"Human Love thrives in the moments where the extraordinary and the commonplace collide and become indistinguishable. In search of something quietly universal, Deafheaven can’t help but notice the tiny miracle in each breath."
– Pitchfork (8.5/10, Best New Music) 

 

“A beautiful, epic piece.” – Decibel (8/10) 

“Sublime atmospheric beauty lingers over everything like a haze.” – Stereogum (Album of the Week) 

by Sam Sodomsky via Pitchfork

The most extreme thing about Deafheaven’s remarkable fourth album is how subdued it sounds. It suggests devastation without placing you at the center of it.

Ordinary Corrupt Human Love by deafheaven

It is July 13, 2018 and Ordinary Corrupt Human Love is officially available everywhere where music is sold or streamed. Thank you for listening.

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