"Dogman" saw King's X continuing their exploration of complex, heavy music, balancing their signature melodic sensibilities with a rawer, more aggressive edge. This album stands as a testament to their unique sound in the mid-90s hard rock landscape.
- Recorded at the Record Plant in Los Angeles, the album featured engineering by Paul Northfield.
- Upon its release, "Dogman" charted at number 110 on the Billboard 200.
- The album's title track was notable for its intricate vocal harmonies and driving rhythm section, showcasing the band's dynamic interplay.
King's X is a hard rock band from New Jersey, known for their blend of heavy riffs, soulful vocals, and intricate arrangements. In 1994, they were navigating a transitional period in their career, having moved to Atlantic Records for this release.
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