Pitchfork: Deerhoof's Satomi Doubles Up for Oneone Project

Deerhoof's Satomi Doubles Up for Oneone Project

The recent addition of fourth Deerhoofer Ed Rodriguez should free vocalist Satomi Matsuzaki to strike more of those adorable poses in the live setting. It has also, it seems, freed her to pursue some extracurricular musical interests.

Oneone is a new music-making outfit comprised of Satomi and Saya Ueno of Japan's much-loved Tenniscoats and Maher Shalal Hash Baz's touring band. The fledging duo will play one of its very first gigs tonight, February 13, at Aquarius Records in San Francisco. Billed as an "acoustic" set, the in-store begins at 6 p.m. Pacific this evening.

We can also look forward to a Oneone album in the near future, boasting the mixing prowess of Deerhoof's Greg Saunier and the label stamp of Japan's P-Vine imprint. Oneone also hope to hit up Japan in June for more live action.

Before all that, however, Deerhoof have a little live action of their own brewing.

Deerhoof:

02-23 Petaluma, CA - The Phoenix Theater
02-28 Vienna, Austria - Arena (Maximum Black Festival) *
03-02 Berlin, Germany - Postbahnhof (Maximum Black Festival) *

* with Final Fantasy, Dirty Projectors, Frog Eyes, Six Organs of Admittance