Covers

Deftones, the American alt-metal band known for their unique sound, present "Covers," a 2011 compilation album featuring their distinctive takes on a diverse range of songs. This album is a testament to the band's versatility and creativity, as they seamlessly blend their signature nu-metal, alternative metal, rap metal, and shoegaze influences with the original essence of each track.

"Covers" includes 10 tracks, with eight being remastered versions from previous recordings and two live performances. The album opens with a haunting rendition of "Drive," originally by The Cars, followed by a tender interpretation of "Caress" by The Cure. Deftones also pay homage to Sade with a sultry version of "No Ordinary Love" and deliver a powerful take on Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Simple Man." Other notable covers include "Please Please Please Let Me Want" by The Smiths and "Sleep Walk," a classic surf standard.

Recorded after each of their album recording sessions, these covers showcase Deftones' ability to infuse their own style into each song without compromising the original intent. The album's duration is a concise 47 minutes, making it a perfect addition to any music enthusiast's collection. Released on Reprise, "Covers" is available on vinyl and offers a unique listening experience for both longtime fans and newcomers to Deftones' discography.