Dogjaw recommends:
Perfect Future and The Warren house welcomed Dogjaw into the local scene and allowed us to gain our footing in Frostburg, Maryland. Members of Dogjaw and PF also play together in related projects.
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New God, fronted by Kenny Tompkins, isn't a "local" band anymore, but Kenny was and continues to be an important inspiration to the scene. He also engineered and mixed Dogjaw's debut album, Pilot.
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Life Everlasting
by Jon Felton and his Soulmobile
Jon Felton (and his Soulmobile) has/have been perhaps the defining piece in the Frostburg, MD scene. Our own Tim has been playing bass for Soulmobile in recent times.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Heart of the Controversy”
Iron Chic's narrative, some of the most aware & conscientious lyrics you will find in punk. The music is just as damn good... "There's no answers, so take a guess & make up the rest" "I couldn't stand to watch you die, so I died first, that's how I survived" 🌸💀🌸💀🌸
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Who Would Ever Want Anything So Broken?
by Beach Slang
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I know... late to the party.... but I read somewhere that this is a mixture of replacements and early GGD and thought I'd check it out.... really like it.
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Bluest Year
by Girl and Her Bad Mood
Girl and Her Bad Mood are a dreampop band from Indonesia who excel at nestling heartbreakingly beautiful melodies amidst silvery guitars.
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