Name: Here Comes The Indian
Brand: Animal Collective

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0855230006168

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Limited edition

Release date

2017-03-31

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Warner Music Group

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1 / Extended format: No / LP / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

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Animal Collective

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Alternative / Modern

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My Animal Home

New York based avant-garde collective from Baltimore, Maryland. The band consists of David Portner, Noah Lennox, Josh Dibb, and Brian Weitz. In the early 2000s, before naming themselves "Animal Collective", the members of the band made few albums under their stage names. These albums are now considered part of Animal Collective's discography and have been re-released under the name Animal Collective.

The first album, Spirit They're Gone Spirit They've Vanished, was released in 2000 under the name Avey Tare and Panda Bear. The second album called Danse Manatee was released a year later under the name Panda, Geologist and Avey. Both albums were later re-released as a double CD under the name Animal Collective.

The first pressing of their 2002 live album Hollinndagain was released under the name Avey Tare, Panda Bear and Geologist. Later reissues were released under the name Animal Collective.

Welcome to My Animal Home, an innovative and cutting-edge music label that is dedicated to promoting the best in independent music. With a diverse roster of talented artists, we strive to bring you unique and captivating sounds that push boundaries and defy genres.

At My Animal Home, we believe in supporting artists who are true visionaries, pushing the limits of creativity and exploring new sonic territories. Our label is home to a wide range of *talented musicians*, each with their own distinct style and sound. From experimental electronic beats to soulful acoustic melodies, our artists span across various genres, ensuring there's something for everyone.

We take pride in providing a platform for emerging talent as well as established acts who have already made their mark on the industry. Our commitment to quality music extends beyond just signing great artists; we also focus on delivering exceptional production values and engaging live performances.

At the beginning there were two of them - Avey Tare and Panda Bear - banging drums and tweaking synths in their bedrooms, singing strange and sometimes heartbreaking songs about imaginary friends and childhood pets. Carried along by washes of squalling feedback, the music was noisy, and it was weird, but it was, at heart, pop music. This was the start of Animal Collective. For fifteen years Dave Porter (Tare), Noah Lennox (Bear), Brian Geologis Weitz and Josh Deakin Dibb have been rewriting the musical map, their line-up and aesthetic shifting with each astonishing release as they continue their pursuit of a new psychedelia. Their wild path has taken them from cramped concrete basement shows and forest floor singalongs to immersive installations at the Guggenheim and performances to millions on national television. So where now from here? Here Comes The Indian is the fifth full length album, and first to include all four members of Animal Collective (Avey Tare, Panda Bear, Geologist and Deakin). It was recorded over a few days in Brooklyn in 2002 at Rare Book Room Studios with Nicolas Vernhes. Additional overdubs were done at Avey’s apartment that same year. Here Comes The Indian was also the first album to use the name Animal Collective and the first release on Paw Tracks. It was originally released on Paw Tracks in 2003 as PAW1.

Here Comes The Indian

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