Doe

Doe's Crunchy 'Labour Like I Do' Channels '90s Riff-Pop - NPR

Since their critically acclaimed debut album, Some Things Last Longer than You, that ABC News voted 6th in their 50 Best Albums of 2016 list, the London based outfit have played sold out shows on both sides of the Atlantic, wowed SXSW audiences and toured with the likes of LVL UP, Jeff Rosenstock and Honeyblood. They recently celebrated their fifth year together with a sold out headline show at London’s Paper Dress Vintage. They are ever the impressive live act, so much so that NPR once said “Doe makes snide exasperation sound like a party,” the latter half of 2018 not only sees the band make appearances at Truck Festival, but they’ll also be touring the UK in October with Speedy Ortiz and Skating Polly. 

Doe’s evolution is showcased on the first single to be taken from the record—"Heated". One of the first tracks written for the album and already a live hit, the dynamism of the song excitingly ebbs and flows, with Nicola and Dean (Smithers – Guitar) riffing back and forth before a Pavement-esque crescendo that is collectively one of the band’s favourite parts of the record. Their new album, Grow into It, produced by Matthew Johnson (Hookworms, Suburban Home Studio), is out now via Big Scary Monsters / Topshelf.

RIYL: Sleater-Kinney, Potty Mouth, Speedy Ortiz, The Breeders, Charly Bliss, Swearin', Hatchie
TRY: #2, 4, 6, 7, 8

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