
Deftones Review: Lucky You and Anniversary Save a Record That Swings for the Fences
A look back at Deftones' 2003 self-titled album, weighing its highs — Lucky You, Anniversary of an Uninteresting Event — against its weaker tracks.


A look back at Deftones' 2003 self-titled album, weighing its highs — Lucky You, Anniversary of an Uninteresting Event — against its weaker tracks.

A retrospective review of Deftones' Diamond Eyes, their hopeful 2010 album built on shimmering melodies and dreamy atmosphere.

A band of two spirits struggles within one song, heavy guitar battling soft voice, upon Koi no Yokan.

A Deftones record tries to repeat its own past glory, and falls short of its aim.

A look back at Deftones' 1997 album Around the Fur, where heavy metal meets soft melody without settling on either side.

Deftones refine their signature sound on private music, a confident 11-track return that ranks among their best work.

Deftones fuse their heaviest and most melodic eras on Ohms, a focused, crushing return to form produced by Terry Date.