When Darwin Deez and his backing band walked onstage to Rich Boy’s “Throw Some D’s” (Throw some Deez?) and launched into a dance routine before picking up their instruments, it was clear that the ...
Darwin Deez's head is home to many dubious hipster signifiers: dad mustache, corkscrew Afro that droops to his ears, a tiny headband holding the latter in place. But the New York-based Deez — whose ...
Darwin Deez may at times seem exactly like the kind of quintessential loser Beck once sang about (baby), except he seemingly has no desire to have anyone shoot him, figuratively or otherwise. Then ...
Darwin Deez previewed songs off his forthcoming third album, Double Down, at Baby’s All Right last week (8/26). He and the band, who still take breaks for some choreographed dance moves every few ...
Darwin Deez is having computer trouble, and it’s stressing him the fuck out. He tugs on the now-trademark long curls that frame his face and adjusts his signature haloesque headband. “I don’t think ...
Brooklyn's Darwin Deez may be a one man operation, but he still struggles with a bad habit that strikes most of us: putting off what you know needs to be done. That's a topic he explores in his new… ...
Moments into his interview with the Straight, Brooklyn-based indie troubadour Darwin Smith (aka Darwin Deez) reveals his upcoming plans to drop a free online album for his fans. While the news is sure ...
In many ways Darwin Deez in the quintessential indie musician. He's quirky and comes across as odd at times, but is also hugely open and introspective about his work and methods. He explores themes of ...
Darwin Deez' self-titled debut album is filled with catchy indie rock songs, and to promote them the new York-based singer has made a series of clever, eye-catching videos. The videos have a distinct ...
Darwin Smith: Here’s a guy who takes way too seriously the fact that he doesn’t take himself seriously at all. Let’s look at some evidence. Exhibit A: He goes by the stage surname Deez. Exhibit B: The ...
It is a (facetious) rule of thumb that any album with a title longer than six words is to be immediately viewed with suspicion. Too much whimsical waffle in the title can sometimes transfer across to ...
Radar Tour star Darwin Deez popped into NME Towers the other day for a radio interview with Jon Hillcock. It ended up being a lively chat, which culminated in Deez confessing how many sexual partners ...