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Oh, Please
Studio album by
dollys
ReleasedJune 19, 2015
StudioLakehouse Recording Studios, Asbury Park, New Jersey
GenreIndie pop, indie rock
Length26:09
LabelSniffling Indie Kids
ProducerErik Kase Romero
Dollys chronology
EP1
(2013)
Oh, Please
(2015)
low year
(2016)

Oh, Please is the debut studio album from the American rock group dollys.

Content

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The nine-track album was released in June 2015.[1] It was recorded at Lakehouse Recording Studios in Asbury Park, New Jersey.[2] The recording was made using analog tape and did not use any pitch correction or digital enhancement.[3]

Reception

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Oh, Please was listed in the Asbury Park Press' top nine New Jersey indie albums of 2015, who described it as "fey indie-pop delivered with reverb and charm".[4] Phil Sheppard of Speak Into My Good Eye wrote that there is a "pure and energetic innocence within this nine song album. Drifting melodies along with a very dreamy and ethereal quality. Indie pop with undertones of the 1960s."[5] Joseph Hess of the Riverfront Times praised the album's simple composition, "strong leads and special attention to texture".[6]

Track listing

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No.TitleLength
1."Shameful"2:48
2."Oh, Please"2:42
3."Bottles"2:57
4."Lilypad"3:14
5."Heavy Head"3:20
6."Anywhere"3:23
7."Garden Path"2:34
8."Waiting"2:46
9."Puddles"2:25
Total length:26:09

Personnel

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  • Erik Kase Romero – bass and vocals
  • Jeff Lane – guitar, keys and vocals
  • Michael Mendonez – guitar
  • Natalie Newbold – drums and vocals

References

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Citations
Bibliography
  • Appio, Jim (June 17, 2015), "dollys, Oh, Please, 2015", CoolDad Music, retrieved March 9, 2019
  • Hess, Joseph (October 5, 2015), "The Best Concerts in St. Louis This Week, October 5 to 11", Riverfront Times, retrieved March 7, 2019
  • Jordan, Chris (February 28, 2015), "The Top 9 New Jersey indie albums of 2015", Asbury Park Press, retrieved March 9, 2019
  • Olivier, Bobby (August 26, 2015), "Must-hear N.J.: dollys' vintage recording style unlocks refreshing pop", NJ.com, retrieved March 7, 2019
  • Pirate! Staff (2015), "Oh, Please", Pirate!, retrieved March 9, 2019
  • Sheppard, Phil (June 18, 2015), "Album Review: dollys – Oh, Please", Speak Into My Good Eye, retrieved March 9, 2019
  • WRAT Staff (September 13, 2015), "Jersey Rock Featured Band: dollys", WRAT, archived from the original on September 20, 2015
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