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Reviews

Dr. Dog: Fate

By Joe Tacopino

America's favorite nostalgia rock act is back with more '60s pop revivalism. [17 July 2008]

Dr. Dog

By Kevin Pearson

Hot off tours with the Strokes, Raconteurs, and Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Philly's Dr. Dog celebrate the release of their new album with a hometown party. [12 March 2007]

Dr. Dog: We All Belong

Philadelphia's psych-pop darlings issue a more polished version of their '60s-influenced sunshine pop. [27 February 2007]

Dr. Dog: Takers and Leavers

By Steve Horowitz

Five guys and six songs equals 23½ minutes of rambling, lo-fidelity pop. The EP is fun in a goofy way. [9 November 2006]