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How do you escape the shadow of a legendary album? Simple. Make a new one that s better.

With the release of Sweet Nothings, the band s 6th album, Dog Fashion Disco has once again thrown down the musical gauntlet. Melding elements of metal, hardcore, jazz, pop, country and dub the bands new masterpiece picks up where their old masterpiece Adultery left off.

Since its inception in 1996 DFD has been a band that has strived to push musical boundaries and challenge listeners. Sweet Nohtings is no different. Recorded at Wrightway Studios in Baltimore Maryland and produced by Steve Wright, Sweet Nothings is a well calculated exercise in musical fusion. Kicking things off with Greta , a hauntingly beautiful piano melody driven by vocalist Todd Smith s unforgettable breathy vocals, Sweet Nothings will immediately hypnotize listeners. End of the Road is a musically ambitious number that seamlessly combines Johnny Cash style country, dub reggae and stoner metal. Envy the Vultures , We Aren t the World and Pale Horse are vintage DFD at their most twisted and heavy. Tastes So Sweet and Struck By Lightening take the band back to their ska roots.

Sweet Nothings is a no-holds barred roller coaster ride written by some very talented people working at the height of their creative powers. It s been 8 years since the last DFD album was released..... Sweet Nothings was worth the wait.

36:T6c8,Baltimore-based Dog Fashion Disco have always been difficult to pin down. Combining such potentially dissimilar genres as alternative metal, funk and cabaret, the collective made a name for themselves with their unique crossover style. The act's eclectic tendencies backed by sharp songwriting turned such albums as Anarchists Of Good Taste and Committed To a Bright Future into exciting genre-bending offerings. The band was clearly on a roll last decade but they didn't hit their stride un