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November 8, 2005

Deerhoof, Sufjan to Appear On New Danielson Record

This isn't exactly breaking news, since it was announced a few weeks ago, but it's worth mentioning anyway. Daniel Smith, AKA Brother Danielson, leader of the wacky Danielson Famile is releasing a new album, Ships on March 1st, 2006. Danielson (he's dropping the "Brother"... also considered was "B. Diddy") is playing with Deerhoof as his backing band, and Daniel Smith's good buddy Sufjan Stevens appears on the album as well. CMJ promises satisfaction to impatient vinyl fans:

While Ships has a release date of March 1 on Secretly Canadian, Smith will also drop three 7"-only releases sometime before the album, each under a different label (Kill Rock Stars, Anticon, and Sounds Familyre) and each with different people behind the boards (including Steve Albini and Mark Kramer).
The Danielson Famile definitely falls into the same love/hate camp as bands like Xiu Xiu, so this might not be for everyone... even so, Daniel Smith plus Deerhoof divided by Sufjan will be anything but boring. Here's the tracklist:

01. Ship the Majestic Suffix
02. Cast It at the Setting Sail
03. Bloodbook on the Halfshell
04. Did I Step on Your Trumpet?
05. My Lion Sleep Tonight
06. Two Sitting Ducks
07. When It Comes to You I'm Lazy
08. Kids Pushing Kids
09. Time That Bald Sexton
10. He Who Flattened Your Flame Is Gettin' Torched
11. Five Stars and Two Thumbs Up

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Wonder if he got the Danielson name from "wax on, wax off Danielson.."

Miyagi was too obvious.

Posted by: dreads at 11/08/05 11:39 AM | Reply
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Who the hell is Sufjan? Oh wait, this post is by Jed, I expect that kind of shameless, arcane name dropping.

Posted by: jim at 11/08/05 12:20 PM | Reply
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I am psyched about this! Tell Another Joke at the Ol' Choppin' Block is a stone cold classic- fuck the haters!

Posted by: Antonio DePietro at 11/08/05 12:48 PM | Reply
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Arcane? You couldn't take two steps in the blogsphere the last six months without running into a Sufjan interview. There's nothing left to ask the poor guy

Posted by: GilloD at 11/08/05 12:50 PM | Reply
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count me on the "yes" side of anything danielson. alpha, omega, chopping block, his solo album, live...it all rules. i can't listen to it with my girlfriend around though, it drives her insane.

don't like the xiu xiu though, though i've tried many times.

Posted by: jt at 11/08/05 1:39 PM | Reply
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Excellent. Danielson, Sufjan, Deerhoof--all amazing.

Posted by: vk at 11/08/05 10:39 PM | Reply
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ha! You namechecked all three of my favorite artists: Xiu Xiu, Danielson and Sufjan.

Posted by: d at 11/09/05 4:19 PM | Reply
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