Dogs Die in Hot Cars

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Dogs Die in Hot Cars is one of a number of young Scottish bands breaking onto the UK and international music scene, alongside Biffy Clyro and Franz Ferdinand. Their debut album Please Describe Yourself (released on V2 Records) received critical acclaim on release, and they have toured in Australia, the UK and in America. Three songs exemplifying the band's uplifting lyrical style and hook-oriented pop music songs are "I Love You Cause I Have To," "Pastimes & Lifestyles," and "Godhopping".

The music may be reminiscent of New Wave band XTC, but the band lists their influences among others as Nirvana and the Red Hot Chili Peppers.

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[edit] Band members

  • Craig Macintosh (vocals, guitar)
  • Gary Smith (vocals, guitar)
  • Lee Worrall (bass)
  • Ruth Quigley (keyboard, vocals)
  • Laurence Davey (drums)

[edit] Studio albums

[edit] Compilations

[edit] Trivia

  • The song 'No One Teaches Life Anything' is currently featured in the Boots ad campaign.
  • A recent addition to the bands website states that the second album is 'close to completion.'

[edit] External links

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