8 thoughts on “ Blue Agent - Deerhunter - Monomania (CD, Album) ”

1. Monomania is the sixth studio album by American indie rock band Deerhunter, released on May 7, on frilabbrodacoutsol.tisrcastprepnimulfecattamadogscandio.coed by both the band and Nicolas Vernhes, the album is the first to feature bassist Josh McKay, and is the only studio album to feature guitarist Frankie Broyles.. The album received universal acclaim upon its release. Monomania reached number seventy-three on the UK Albums ChartGenre: Garage rock.

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2. Deerhunter's more familiar introspection creeps into Monomania's "nocturnal" songs, where the band uses its dreaminess to channel the feelings the album's louder moments try to drown out. They do so especially well on the equally melodic and acerbic "Blue Agent" and the gorgeous "Sleepwalking," both of which examine the chasms between former 7/

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3. Jul 16,  · Awesome album from Deerhunter apart from the track Monomania itself. Really enjoyable but a bit of a shock after the lush and amazing Halcyon Digest. Nonetheless, The Missing, Dream Captain, T.H.M. and more are more than worth the price of /5().

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4. May 20,  · Monomania, an Album by Deerhunter. Released 7 May on 4AD (catalog no. CAD CD; CD). Genres: Indie Rock, Noise Pop. Featured peformers: Bradford Cox (recording engineer), Joe Lambert (aka_text {mastering engineer} role_id aka_text), Nicolas Vernhes (producer), Nicolas Vernhes (recording engineer), Deerhunter (producer)/5(59).

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5. The insidious little riffs of “Blue Agent” are subtly intoxicating, and the scuffed-up presentation makes the jazzy chords of “Sleepwalking” all the more glorious. Monomania doesn’t quite have the emotional heft of an album like Microcastle, but its tossed-off nature is a .

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6. May 06,  · Deerhunter’s opus Halcyon Digest captures the dream-pop savants at their most elegant and fragile, but on their follow-up album, Monomania, Bradford Cox and company rediscover their scuzzy punk roots.“Neon Junkyard” rattles out of its cage with inhuman vocal contortions while “Pensacola” straddles over a hooky cowpunk guitar riff.

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7. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Monomania on Discogs.

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8. Deerhunter. Monomania. Cat No: EADA Label: 4AD Genre: INDIE / ALTERNATIVE. Deerhunter Monomania. The marvellous ‘Neon Junkyard’ and ‘Blue Agent’ sound like White Album-era Beatles dragged through the bushes by a Flying Nun band like The Clean or This Kind Of Punishment; ‘The Missing’ is serene, surging jangle-pop that would.

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