Daphne Loves Derby have put up their self-titled demo album and their acoustic album on vinyl.
Daphne Loves Derby Shares Old Recordings
Daphne Loves Derby put up their self-titled album on all streaming platforms.
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Daphne Loves Derby has released “Waking Up” to all streaming platforms.
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Daphne Loves Derby has released the new song “Rebel’s War.”
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Daphne Loves Derby has released the demos for their unreleased third album, Exit, on streaming platforms. They’ve also posted up the (extremely underrated) Wolftron album under the Daphne Loves Derby name as well.
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Daphne Loves Derby are releasing a very limited vinyl run of their album On The Strength Of All Convinced.
Daphne Loves Derby Release Quarantine Song
Jason Call of Daphne Loves Derby has taken an old demo from 2006 and finished it. It’s called “Object Permanence” and features guest vocals from Nate from Sherwood.
Read More “Daphne Loves Derby Release Quarantine Song”Jason Call – “The Perfect Cast” (Song Premiere)
Jason Call, of Daphne Loves Derby, will release his new solo album Marathon this July. He’s put up pre-orders for the album that come with a whole bunch of unreleased Daphne Loves Derby material as well. Today we’re happy to premiere the new song “The Perfect Cast.”
Daphne Loves Derby – “Horrible Sound”
Daphne Loves Derby’s new song “Horrible Sound” can be streamed below. Jason Call also did a Facebook Live session talking about the new track.
Review: Daphne Loves Derby – Good Night, Witness Light
Believe me; I’m well aware what I am getting myself into by reviewing Daphne Loves Derby’s newest. There is a clear and present divide on this band and for good reason. Their early development in the maturity department, to an extent that surpasses bands twice their age, is an instant attraction to some. With that maturity, however, comes a fairly uninteresting byproduct in some cases and this being one of them. Their execution just can’t juggle it, unfortunately. Good Night, Witness Light is more or less a slightly modified revision of the same material these guys have been cranking out since ‘03. There is some slight newfound clarity in various instances, but not enough for those who found nothing of interest on On the Strength of All Convinced. Those who got off to the band’s first proper full-length, however, are more than likely going to be surprised with what this Seattle trio has crafted this time around.
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