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Doghouse Records was founded by Dirk Hemsath to release records from his band Majority Of One. The label got off the ground in 1988 in Toledo, Ohio and had soon released records from The Get Up Kids, Hot Water Music, As Friends Rust, Husking Bee and Metroschifter. In 2002 the label released released it's most high profile record, the debut from the All-American Rejects.
Artists with releases on this label:
Chamberlain, Get Up Kids, Hot Water Music, As Friends Rust, Radar Mercury, Metroschifter, The Break, All-American Rejects, Limbeck, Gameface, Feable Weiner, Favez, Say Anything, River City High, Push to Talk, Weatherbox, Sleepercar Recent ReviewsRecent NewsSleepercar: 'West Texas' Sleepercar, the project from Jim Ward of Sparta and At the Drive-In have launched a full album stream of their debut. The record is titled West Texas and is due out April 22, 2008. You can check out the record on their myspace…Koufax announce new album Koufax has completed the tracking for its 4th full-length Strugglers. The 11 song release was tracked in Eudora, KS by Nick Day at the Black Lodge and will be mixed by Michael Krassner. The album will most likely see a summer 2008 release for the United States and…Cruiserweight plans iTunes-only EP In advance of their upcoming full length, Big Bold Letters, Cruiserweight will be releasing an iTunes-only "teaser" EP on June 17th. The EP will contain two tracks from the forthcoming album, as well as an exclusive track (a cover of Tom Petty's "American Girl") and the video for their next single "Balboa". The band will also be hitting the road for a quick Florida-centric run of shows in May with Kansas City's Architects (ex- Gadjits) and Gainesville's Cutman (ex Unitas, Gunmoll, Escape Grace) The Austin,…Threadbare to play reunion show Md-'90s hardcore act Threadbare will be playing a reunion show to benefit a potential scholarship fund in honor of bassist Dustin Perry's sister, Stephanie, who lost her fight with cancer in 2006. It will be the band's first show since 1996 and will take place July 18 at the Triple Rock in Minneapolis, MN. Story of the Sea is set to open up, with…One Small Step for Landmines (solo) One Small Step for Landmines (sans their rhythm section) has embarked on a U.S. tour in support of last year's self-titled debut full-length, released on Doghouse imprint Civil Defense League. To elaborate on the fact only one-third of the band will actually be present, it will be vocalist/guitarist Kevin Allen with "plenty of loops and jazzy beats -- courtesy of a…Doghouse signs Mansions Doghouse has signed Louisville, KY's Mansions, the brainchild of 22-year-old Christopher Browder. The label debut is set to come in the form of a self-titled EP, which will contain two tracks from a forthcoming full-length, two EP-exclusive tracks recorded by Mike Sapone (Brand New, Straylight Run, Crime in Stereo) and two home recordings. The release date is June 21 and you can check out the cover art and track listing here. You can check out two…Weatherbox: "The Clearing" Weatherbox's video for "The Clearing" has been posted. The track is taken from their debut full-length, American Art, released last year via Doghouse. Additionally, the band has digitally released last year's limited acoustic EP, 4 Songs, originally released via ECA. The band is currently on…Limbeck: "Let Me Come Home" Limbeck has posted their new video, shot by Justin Pierre and Shane Nelson, for "Let Me Come Home." The video was produced while the band was on the road between Texas to New Mexico and then Lawrence to Minneapolis.…Cruiserweight debut four new songs, video Doghouse act Cruiserweight have posted four new songs from their upcoming full length, Big Bold Letters. Along with the songs, the band has a new video for the track "Balboa" which can be streamed here. The four new songs can be heard on their myspace page. The Austin, Texas-based band released Sweet Weaponry in February of…Sleepercar (At the Drive-In, Sparta) plan April release Sleepercar, the project from Jim Ward of Sparta and At the Drive-In have set a release date as well as posting three new songs from their upcoming debut. Jim mentioned the band to us in a recent Sparta interview, but he adds: The first notes of "Fences Down" were written on a stage in Japan in January, during a moment of solitude at a soundcheck on what would be the final At The Drive In tour. I had been listening to… |
