New York rockers Dog Society were an act that got their
start with their debut album "Test Your Own Eyes" then nearly twenty
years later they released the follow-up "Emerge" which lead to that
follow-up release called "In The Shade".
Three releases to their name, with rock n' roll in their
vines, this third releases captures a lot of familiar vibes from other rock,
metal, to even industrial acts, like Stabbing Westward, Stone Temple Pilots,
Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, the list can linger quite a bit. On the album's part
several songs that stand out the most would have to be "Heal Me
Friend", "Emerge", "Losing Her Again", and "Dear
Brother", each partake in their own melodies with catchy undertones that
drive the music into a never ending cycle. Each instrument doing its thing
while working together to keep the music running on that cycle round up,
whereas the vocal chords glide along the top of the flowing music, making it
wrap around it as a whole if that makes sense.
The material as mentioned is catchy indeed so that it's like preserving
the past, bringing forth the formation era up into the present that keeps the
music so alive it sounds like it was made back then even though it's right then
and now.
Dog Society have come a long way, now while it may have been
long, it's like they never ever left, because "In The Shade" feels as
original as you can get.
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