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Published: 2011/11/16
Dr. Dog to Release New Album in 2012
Philadelphia’s Dr. Dog will release their next studio album, Be The Void , on February 7, 2012. This is the band’s first album since 2010’s Shane, Shame and the group’s second for Anti- Records. The group explains, “this time around [we] turn up the guitars and deliver a truly great cathartic rock ‘n’ roll album played with near reckless abandon and passion.” The album was recorded in Merth Beach studios with new drummer Eric Slick and electronics-percussionist-guitarist Dmitri Manos. “It was reminiscent of when we were starting out and were these fearless weirdoes in a basement, so confident and reckless and bold,” guitarist-vocalist Scott McMicken says in a statement. “It was really liberating.”
Here’s a look at the album’s tracks
Be The Void Track Listing:
Lonesome
That Old Black Hole
These Days
How Long Must I Wait
Get Away
Do The Trick
Vampire
Heavy Light
Big Girl
Over Here, Over There
Warrior Man
Turning The Century
A splendid time is guaranteed for all.
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