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Track List
01) Golden Hind
02) Dead Record Player
03) Swampedelic Pop
04) Bring My Baby Back
05) Holes in My Back
06) Fire on My Back
07) Swamp Descent
08) Engineer Says
09) In Love
10) (Swamp Inflammation)
11) Badvertise
12) Good Grief
13) Swamp Is On
01) Golden Hind
02) Dead Record Player
03) Swampedelic Pop
04) Bring My Baby Back
05) Holes in My Back
06) Fire on My Back
07) Swamp Descent
08) Engineer Says
09) In Love
10) (Swamp Inflammation)
11) Badvertise
12) Good Grief
13) Swamp Is On
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2016
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"The Psychedelic Swamp" is the ninth album by psychedelic rock band Dr. Dog. It was released on February 5, 2016. It is the band's fourth release on the ANTI- record label, and is a revamped version of their unreleased debut LP. The album was produced and engineered by Nathan Sabatino.
At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from critics, the album received an average score of 72, based on 9 reviews, indicating "generally favorable reviews".
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Back in 2001, The Psychedelic Swamp seemed an appropriate name for the debut cassette from psychedelic pranksters Dr. Dog, but some 15 years later the title seems even more fitting given that the band decided to revisit, rework, and re-jigger the entirety of the album to create a brand-new album for 2016. It's not quite right to say Dr. Dog cover themselves here. Rather, they reconnect with the ideas originally essayed in 2001 and approach those ideas with the skill and panache they've developed in the ensuing 15 years. Because Dr. Dog rely on texture and feel as much as they do songs, this isn't a bad idea at all: they're able to execute ideas they were only able to hint at when they were a young band. Some songs do have hooks that sink in quickly -- the shambling glam of "Dead Record Player" and garagey stomp of "Badvertise" announce themselves, but so do the woozy "Engineer Says" and electro-country of "Good Grief" -- but the real pleasure of The Psychedelic Swamp is hearing how Dr. Dog slide from these extremes, sometimes lingering in the netherworlds and sometimes dodging detours but never ever acting like they're in a hurry.
AllMusic Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
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"The Psychedelic Swamp" is the ninth album by psychedelic rock band Dr. Dog. It was released on February 5, 2016. It is the band's fourth release on the ANTI- record label, and is a revamped version of their unreleased debut LP. The album was produced and engineered by Nathan Sabatino.
At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from critics, the album received an average score of 72, based on 9 reviews, indicating "generally favorable reviews".
User Album Review
Back in 2001, The Psychedelic Swamp seemed an appropriate name for the debut cassette from psychedelic pranksters Dr. Dog, but some 15 years later the title seems even more fitting given that the band decided to revisit, rework, and re-jigger the entirety of the album to create a brand-new album for 2016. It's not quite right to say Dr. Dog cover themselves here. Rather, they reconnect with the ideas originally essayed in 2001 and approach those ideas with the skill and panache they've developed in the ensuing 15 years. Because Dr. Dog rely on texture and feel as much as they do songs, this isn't a bad idea at all: they're able to execute ideas they were only able to hint at when they were a young band. Some songs do have hooks that sink in quickly -- the shambling glam of "Dead Record Player" and garagey stomp of "Badvertise" announce themselves, but so do the woozy "Engineer Says" and electro-country of "Good Grief" -- but the real pleasure of The Psychedelic Swamp is hearing how Dr. Dog slide from these extremes, sometimes lingering in the netherworlds and sometimes dodging detours but never ever acting like they're in a hurry.
AllMusic Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
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