However, fans speculated otherwise due to the band's two-decade-long presence on the road, consistently offering one of the best live shows in indie rock.

[1] The decision to stop touring was influenced by changes in their lives and a desire to avoid becoming an uninspired, middle-aged band.

The sessions for Dr. Dog began at bassist and co-songwriter Toby Leaman's uncle's cabin in Forksville, Pennsylvania.

[1] The initial sessions were characterized by a sense of excitement and immediacy, capturing the band playing live together.

A bright chemistry keeps the sprawling effort honed, creating a welcoming environment where every idea is explored, cherished, and raised to its full potential.