Dr. Dog - We All Belong - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Debut EP from Dr. Dog Album Tracks 1. Ain't It Strange 2. Goner 3. I've Just Got to Tell You 4. Die, Die, Die 5. California 6. Livin' a Dream

For more than two decades, Dr. Dog have maintained a shared devotion to theunruly alchemy of making music. When it came time to create their eleventhstudio album, the Philadelphia-bred band adopted an entirely new way ofworking together, embracing a multilayered process designed to foster adeeper synergy among it's five members (bassist Toby Leaman, lead guitaristScott McMicken, rhythm guitarist Frank McElroy, keyboardist Zach Miller, anddrummer Eric Slick). After beginning that journey with a close-knit session atLeaman's uncle's cabin in the Pennsylvania woods, Dr. Dog steadily madetheir way toward the joyfully unfettered psych-rock of their new self-titled LP.Mixed by multi-Grammy-winner Matt Ross-Spang (Jason Isbell, Drive-ByTruckers), Dr. Dog finds McMicken taking the helm as producer for the firsttime in the history of the decidedly egalitarian band. True to the eclectic spiritthat's always animated the band, Dr. Dog's 11 tracks shift from soul to surf-rockto symphonic pop with an exuberance made all the more powerful by theirrevitalized creative energy. InchThere isn't really a concept or cohesive idea thatunifies this collection of tunes,Inch says McMicken. InchIn the end it's about us beingtogether, doing the work, and showing up as our truest selves.Inch Their first fulllength since 2018's Critical Equation, Dr. Dog reveals a band - over twentyyears into their storied career - growing together and evolving, fully committedto the singular work of dreaming up songs that brighten the mind and expandthe soul. Album Tracks 1. Authority 2. Lost Ones 3. Fat Dog 4. Talk Is Cheap 5. What a Night'll Do 6. Tell Your Friends 7. Still Can't Believe 8. Fine White Lies 9. White Dove 10. Handyman 11. Love Struck

2010 from the Indie Rock oddballs. As a band that has traditionally built their spirited albums layer by layer in the undisturbed seclusion of their Philadelphia home studio, Dr. Dog realized that they would need to face the challenge of working in a professional studio and enlist the help of an outside producer (Rob Schnapf) if they were to continue their album-by-album evolutionary growth. The end result is the band's most openly autobiographical to date and peels back the layers of strings and horns of past albums to emphasize the raw immediacy of a tight unit honing their craft. Album Tracks 1. Stranger 2. Shadow People 3. Station 4. Unbearable Why 5. Where'd All the Time Go? 6. Later 7. I Only Wear Blue 8. Someday 9. Mirror Mirror 10. Jackie Wants a Black Eye 11. Shame, Shame