Duncan Gray - Dogfish

Review by Tamara Siuda

Duncan Gray's latest album, Dogfish, is a stunning collection of electronic tracks that showcase his talent as a producer and composer. The album's name is inspired by the Dogfish Head brewery in Delaware, which is known for its experimental approach to brewing beer. Similarly, Gray takes a bold and innovative approach to crafting his music, blending different genres and styles to create a unique sound that is both captivating and energizing.

From the opening track, "The Sea Was Angry That Day," Gray sets the tone for the album with a pulsating beat and atmospheric soundscapes that evoke images of the ocean. The album's standout track, "The Wolf," features haunting vocals and a driving bassline that builds to a euphoric climax. Other standout tracks include "Lost in Translation," a dreamy and introspective track that showcases Gray's skill at crafting intricate melodies, and "Shadows," a moody and atmospheric track that is both haunting and beautiful.

Summary by Tamara Siuda

Throughout the album, Gray displays an impressive range of musical influences, drawing from techno, house, ambient, and experimental music to create a sound that is uniquely his own. His attention to detail and nuanced production techniques make each track a rich and rewarding listening experience. Dogfish is a must-listen for fans of electronic music and anyone looking for an immersive, genre-defying listening experience.