Artist
Destroyer
Destroyer is an indie pop artist from Vancouver, Canada formed in 1995. 44 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Indie Pop · Vancouver, Canada · Best indie pop albums
- 44
- Releases
- 1995–2025
- Active years
- 1995
- Formed
Artist
Destroyer is an indie pop artist from Vancouver, Canada formed in 1995. 44 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Indie Pop · Vancouver, Canada · Best indie pop albums
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Kaputt
2011 · 9 tracks
Poison Season
2015
Have We Met
2020
We'll Build Them a Golden Bridge
1996
Destroyer's Rubies
2006
Streethawk: A Seduction
2001
Your Blues
2004
Trouble in Dreams
2008
City of Daughters
1998
This Night
2002
Thief
2000
Ideas for Songs
1997
ken
2017
Dan's Boogie
2025
LABYRINTHITIS
2022
A Merge Group Plays "Heroes"
2019
City of Daughters / Thief
2009
Destroyer
1995
Dream Lover
Single · 2015
Notorious Lightning and Other Works
EP · 2005
Archer on the Beach
Single · 2010
Bay of Pigs
Single · 2009
Eat the Wine, Drink the Bread
Single · 2022
Somnambulist Blues (feat. Sandro Perri)
Single · 2022
June
Single · 2022
Tintoretto, It's For You
Single · 2022
Cue Synthesizer
Single · 2020
Crimson Tide
Single · 2019
It Just Doesn't Happen
Single · 2019
Foam Hands (Live)
Single · 2019
Cover from the Sun
Single · 2017
Tinseltown Swimming in Blood
Single · 2017
Sky’s Grey
Single · 2017
My Mystery / My Mystery (DJ johnedwardcollins@gmail.com Remix)
Single · 2016
My Mystery
Single · 2016
Girl in a Sling
Single · 2015
Forces From Above
Single · 2015
Times Square
Single · 2015
Five Spanish Songs
EP · 2013
Chinatown
Single · 2011
Destroyer / Wye Oak
Single · 2008
Quiet Weather Singles Series
Single · 2004
The Music Lovers
Single · 2001
The Temple
Single · 1999
Daniel Bejar is an independent pop singer-songwriter from Vancouver who formed Destroyer in 1995. He self-produced his first album, the lo-fi We'll Build Them a Golden Bridge, which was recorded at his in home studio in Vancouver. As Bejar gained popularity within the Vancouver music scene, he was joined by John Collins on City of Daughters and Destroyer formally became a band. In 2000, the band broke up and Bejar took an extended vacation in Spain. Following his brief break from Destroyer, he returned to Vancouver to release Thief in 2000. Interpreted by many critics as an indictment of the music industry, this album brought Destroyer significant recognition. Following Thief's release, Bejar put more focus into his pop music, beginning his music contributions to The New Pornographers. After the 2001 release of Streethawk: A Seduction on Misra Records, Destroyer picked up something of a cult following. Having the band Frog Eyes play back-up for several shows inspired Notorious Lightning & Other Works, a reworking of six tracks from the previous album Your Blues with Frog Eyes once again as back-up. Destroyer continued its sonic development with 2006's Destroyer's Rubies, 2008's …
