Dommengang: No Keys - VINYL LP

Dommengang: No Keys - VINYL LPTitle: No Keys Artist: Dommengang Label: Thrill Jockey Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 790377048711 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2019 05 17 Number of Discs: 1 Additional Details: DIGITAL DOWNLOAD CARD, GATEFOLD LP JACKET Vinyl LP pressing. On No Keys, Dommengang maintain the classic rock aesthetics and abandon of previous releases with a darker edge colored by personal losses. For guitarist Dan Sig Wilson, bassist Brian Markham, and drummer Adam Bulgasem,

Title: No Keys
Artist: Dommengang
Label: Thrill Jockey
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 790377048711
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2019-05-17
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: DIGITAL DOWNLOAD CARD, GATEFOLD LP JACKET

Vinyl LP pressing. On No Keys, Dommengang maintain the classic rock aesthetics and abandon of previous releases with a darker edge colored by personal losses. For guitarist Dan Sig Wilson, bassist Brian Markham, and drummer Adam Bulgasem, making music together became a therapeutic communion. No Keys captures the energy of that release through dynamic blues-inflected rock while their lyrics grapple with anxieties both personal and global. No Keys was recorded with guitarist and engineer Tim Green (Joanna Newsom, Howlin Rain, Sleepy Sun, Fresh and Onlys, Golden Void) who also contributed guitar to track Blues Rot.. The albums emotional layers are mirrored in it's robust production. Dommengang recorded live with minimal overdubs, preferring to experiment further with effects and instrumentation in the mixing stages in order to maintain the records spontaneous force. Skittering reverb and echoes lends Sigs guitar solos a cosmic quality, while rippling distortion add depth and weight to Markham and Bulgasems hypnotic grooves. Guest vocals from Camilla Saufly-Mitchell (Golden Void) on Jerusalem Cricket add a perfect counterpoint to Markhams cries of No keys, while Adam Parks of Timber Rattle added buzzing organ overtones to album closer Happy Death (Her Blues II). Dommengang's No Keys harnesses musics primeval power to provide respite and release. Moving fluidly from muscular riffing to scorched-earth dirge to sweeping ballads, the album is a potent soundtrack to a personal journey of healing - or to your next road trip.

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