Production and release
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Deerhoof announced Mountain Moves in June 2017. The album was produced by Deerhoof along with the Children of Hoof Radio and Television Orchestra.[ 10] Although the album was set for a September 8 release, the band made the album available on Bandcamp on August 28, with all the proceeds from purchases (before the official release) going to the Emergent Fund.[ 11]
Title 1. "Slow Motion Detonation" (featuring Juana Molina ) 3:41 2. "Con Sordino" 3:07 3. "I Will Spite Survive" (featuring Jenn Wasner ) 3:28 4. "Come Down Here & Say That" (featuring Lætitia Sadier ) 3:20 5. "Gracias a la Vida" (Violeta Parra ) 0:59 6. "Begin Countdown" 2:09 7. "Your Dystopic Creation Doesn't Fear You" (featuring Awkwafina ) 2:55 8. "Ay That's Me" 3:04 9. "Palace of the Governors" 2:18 10. "Singalong Junk" (featuring Xenia Rubinos ) 3:32 11. "Mountain Moves" (featuring Matana Roberts ) 1:58 12. "Freedom Highway" (The Staple Singers ) 1:42 13. "Sea Moves" (featuring Chad Popple and Devin Hoff ) 1:58 14. "Kokoye" 4:07 15. "Small Axe" (Bob Marley ) 1:20
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^ "Deerhoof Announce New Album Mountain Moves, Share New Song: Listen" . Pitchfork . 2017.
^ "Deerhoof announce new album, Mountain Moves, share "I Will Spite Survive" " . Consequence of Sound . 2017.
^ "Mountain Moves by Deerhoof" . 2017.
^ "NZ Heatseekers Albums Chart" . Recorded Music NZ . September 4, 2017. Retrieved September 1, 2017 .