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Dog Fashion Disco

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Adultery (2006)	Committed to a Bright Future (2003)	Anarchists of Good Taste (2001)
The Embryo's in Bloom (2000)	Experiments in Alchemy (1998)	Erotic Massage (1997)

Members
6 Male

Origin
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Rockville, USA

Genre
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Metal

Style
Rock/Pop

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Born

1995

Active
1995 to Present...

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Most Loved Tracks

Track	Last.FM Listens	Loves
Desert Grave	87,447	3 users
Pogo the Clown	103,166	3 users
Silent Film	76,581	3 users
Sweet Insanity	98,716	3 users
The Uninvited Guest	73,617	3 users
The Darkest Days	93,111	1 users

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Dog Fashion Disco was a band from Baltimore, notable for combining many different music styles (70’s psychedelic, jazz, piano recital, circus music and vocals, film-noir, hardcore, ska, among others) they were, however, primarily considered a metal band. They are often referred to as DFD and were originally called Hug the Retard, but changed their name to Dog Fashion Disco before releasing any material, as they felt the name Hug The Retard was too politically incorrect and might cost them fans. Also of note is the fact that they recorded a track with System of a Down frontman, Serj Tankian, called “Mushroom Cult” on the album Anarchists of Good Taste, and often wrongly attributed to System of a Down, even though Serj Tankian was the only member to perform on the track.

Adultery was released in 2006 through Rotten Records, as their 6th studio album (5th, if you don’t include the extremely limited release of Erotic Massage and their live album, The City is Alive Tonight). Baltimore’s Dog Fashion Disco call it “Movie Metal” and have not only outdone themselves, but have created a concept record to fold, spindle, and mutilate all of the aural senses. Adultery delves into the life of an ordinary suburban family man and walks you through his folding to his own dark demons. Lock Quentin Tarantino, Charles Bukowski and Humphrey Bogart in a room with guitars, drums and a few bottles of Absinthe and what you would find closely resembles the genius of Adultery.