Fred Chalenor: basses, guitars, keyboards, percussion, voice, violin, bowed guitars;
Amy Denio: guitars, basses, saxes, drums, hubcaps, voice, cows;
Matt Cameron: drums, voice;
Fred Frith: guitars, rhythm violin;
Hans Reichel: daxophone, guitars, camera;
Courtney von Drehle: saxophones on 'The Wandering Guru';
Bob Bain: monster battle guitars on 'The Wandering Guru';
Drew Canulette: recording engineer

1. No Cry
2. Vexed at the Vogue
3. Carry Me Down
4. The Wandering Guru
5. Secret Crush
6. Brave It
7. BS Jig Hade Hade
8. Fifth Grade Brownie Wall
9. Poly

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 9/7/2016
Tone Dogs lives in Washington USA

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Experimental, Progressive Rock, Electro Rock, Vocal, Bass, Electric Guitar, Electro Rock, Improvisation, Keyboard, Saxophone

1. Raptor by SHE SAID SAVE ME: gimmick free, pure acousto-folk
2. Personal Elegy by Chris Field: Music in the Twenty-First Century, a hybrid blend of classical and ambient music
3. Lines by Paolo Pavan: Urban funky jazz piano, in a sober and straightforward style
4. Tongues by Amy Denio: Progressive 'world soul' music for thirsty ears
5. Beats that Collected Dust by Brotha D: Music for your mind, body and soul
6. Metafonik by The Stroj: retrofuturistic, DIY instruments, industrial, electronic, tribal and steampunk
7. Sometimes City Knows by Mogilalia: surrealist, modern classical ambient with tranquil trascendence
8. Birthing Chair Blues by Amy Denio: Progressive 'world soul' music for thirsty ears
9. Requiem by Firesphere: Big epic dark heavy and soul shaking
10. Time for Messin Around by Mike Goudreau Jazz Band: boppin', swingin' joie de vivre whether it's jazz or blues
11. Sad Moon Eyes by Slouching Stars: Charming indie rock from the pioneers of San Francisco's Noise Pop scene
12. Hum by Tears of Sirens: Ethereal tunes, hypnotic hammerings, experimentations, celestial and apocalyptic voices
13. Outsider Grooves by Conway Hambone: Multi-genre instrumental and vocal conquests made with love and fuzz
14. If People Could Fly by Mogilalia: surrealist, modern classical ambient with tranquil trascendence
15. TGIF by Mike Goudreau Jazz Band: boppin', swingin' joie de vivre whether it's jazz or blues
16. Explorations by Pranavibes: creating a colorful atmosphere thats mixes tribal world music, African rhythms, folk and many rythmes
17. Bent Oh Man by Jon Swift: northwest guitarist at large

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