Dan Deacon
Bromst

Time is a son of a bitch. It robs us of our bodies, minds and good looks. It takes our friends from us. But perhaps most damagingly, it alters our vi...

Dan Deacon has two distinct lenses through which he can be viewed: the perpetual child genius, looking to recreate the rapture of some Nintendo loop h...

Buy: CD | LP | MP3 | iTunesDan Deacon is not your archetypical classically trained musician, with past outputs ranging from the playful, quirky or bi...

It would have been all too easy for Dan Deacon to continue to play the Day-Glo huckster, leading dance parties with his glowing green skull and Woody ...

Though he’s been making music since his days at Purchase College in New York State (even played tuba for Langhorne Slim – QRO live review), Baltimore’...

Dan Deacon makes dance music for hippies. Just slip this record on at a party and, guaranteed, a half-dozen stinky long-hairs will come out of the woo...

Wham City warrior Dan Deacon comes at us with Bromst, his first full-length since 2007's Spiderman of the Rings and, boy, is it a doozy. This time he ...

When it was released in January many people were saying that Merriweather Post Pavilion was the first contender for the coveted ‘album of the year’. T...

Dan Deacon's second offical UK album Bromst is a mischievous, soulful collection of spirituals and spasms, on which the Baltimore-based artist proves ...

I was a relative latecomer to the sparkly synth-led delights of Baltimore native Dan Deacon, having only uncovered the marvellous Spiderman of the Rin...