Deerhoof is truly turning out to be one of the most unlikely success stories in contemporary pop music. An improbable group with nothing apparently in common starts a band, makes some of the most difficult and unclassifiable noise of the mid-nineties, and unexpectedly rises to international prominence as one of indie rock's most renowned and influential groups. How could this have happened?

The band, ever modest and tirelessly traversing the country in a rental car, is gratified to be discovering an audience as adventurous as they. As the press struggles to catch up with the mercurial trajectory of this seemingly "new" group, many attempts at classification and comparison are made. But with Deerhoof's penchant for breaking new and previously unrecognized taboos with each release, their outrageous musical vision consistently turns out to be wider than anticipated, and the labels don't stick.

Friend Opportunity is a feat of reinvention that could only come from artists willing to rethink everything. Even though Deerhoof has been around a long time, they’re still restless, still hungry for the rush of the new. Not coincidentally, and fortunately for Deerhoof, they’ve attracted a burgeoning following who absolutely love to be challenged – from album to album, from song to song, from moment to moment.

Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. The Perfect Me
2. +81
3. Believe E.S.P.
4. The Galaxist
5. Choco Fight
6. Whither The Invisible Birds?
7. Cast Off Crown
8. Kidz Are So Small
9. Matchbook Seeks Maniac
10. Look Away