All songs written and performed by Jeffrey Wentworth Stevens and Jason Iselin Produced by Jeffrey Wentworth Stevens Mastered by Colin Bricker at Might Fine Productions Art by Eric Lee Photography by Jeffrey Wentworth Stevens Drums – Jeffrey Wentworth Stevens Additional Percussion – Justin Gitlin and Amy Apple Loops/Synth – Jeffrey Wentworth Stevens Bass Guitar – Jason Iselin Guitar – Jason Iselin Additional Guitar – Justin Gitlin "Space Richards" and Corey Ryan Vocals – Jeffrey Wentworth Stevens and Sandoval Stevens Trumpet – Jeffrey Wentworth Stevens Dedicated to Amy Apple and my son Sandoval. I thought a lot about the body’s instinctual yearning to move; from my son dancing in the kitchen to open highway meanderings. Covets were captured via spontaneous performance, no sampling, hardware not software, field recordings, and tequila. For a moment I thought I was the cosmic black tender. I was partially mistaken. REVIEWs for "The Holy Dogs of Other Days" IGLOO MAGAZINE "Tranquilized analogous loops of psychedelic shoegaze..." "...genre-bending voids that really haven’t been properly tapped until now." "...eruption of emotion and creativity." "...collection of majestic songs are much more organic and instrumental rather than electronic and mechanical." MATINEE AS HELL "...vertientes del blues, el bolero y el rock...electrónicas...sonidos tanto tropicales como desérticos" "...de melodías sin precedentes en cuanto a género y composición se refiere." "...una huella importante basándose en la re fabricación y recreación musical de estos días." "...strands of blues, bolero and rock...electronic...sound influences both tropical and desert" "....unprecedented in terms of genre and composition are concerned. "...an important mark on the basis of manufacturing and re musical recreation of these days." WESTWORD MAGAZINE "...shimmering desert mirage of dusty Western psychedelia in six near-perfect songs." "...motion in the music adds yet another dimension to his gorgeous signature sound." HAD TO CALL IT SOMETHING blog "...a curiously enjoyable mixture of psychedelic, folk, electronic strangeness." "...can most likely only be created in the southwestern part of the United States." REVERB "...listening, you’ll find the dance scene alive and well, but in abandoned cantinas." FANCY TIGER "...the album is stellar."