Home Reviews How've You Been (all this time)? Album Review in Rolling Stone, Germany, February 2009

Album Review in Rolling Stone, Germany, February 2009

The prefix "Nu" never promises anything good, when it refers to music.  "Nu" stands for: modern adjusted habits, also for flatness.  NuJazz, NuSoul, NuFolk.  The British duo Doghouse Roses gladly describe themselves as the latter, however, their tunes run deeper than that and in Iona Macdonald's singing resides a loveliness which cannot be taught and sometimes reminds one of Jacqui McShee.  Can't be bad

Wolfgang doebeling Feb 2009

howve you been album review

 

 

Latest Release

This Broken Key
"..boundry ignoring music.." - Americana-UK
"Surely Destined For Great things" - Maverick Magazine 

Doghouse Roses

  • Doghouse Roses

    had a thoroughly great day out at CC2012 - Thanks to Findlay and everyone else at the Hazy Recollections show... http://t.co/JgphefB3

    by Doghouse Roses Monday, 30 January 2012 13:48

  • Doghouse Roses

    We were practising for our gig at Hazy Recollections this Sunday and thought we'd video a couple of songs at the... http://t.co/1CCREUMs

    by Doghouse Roses Tuesday, 24 January 2012 18:40

  • Doghouse Roses

    A wee video recorded by Onder Invloed in Utrecht. Conveniently located next to the malt whiskies in a room full... http://t.co/h57zpkn2

    by Doghouse Roses Tuesday, 24 January 2012 12:52

Follow us on Twitter
All Doghouse Roses Recordings in the UK and Ireland are released on
Yellowroom Music and distributed by Proper Distribution in the UK and by Rough Trade in BeNeLux
Yellowroom Music Logo       Proper Distibution    Rough Trade Distribution BeNeLux