"Lost in America" is a curious late-career entry from Pavlov's Dog, featuring the band's signature blend of intricate musicianship and David Surkamp's distinctive vocals. The album revisits their established art-rock sound with a renewed, albeit slightly weary, energy.
- The album was released on Rockville Music, a label often associated with budget reissues and less prominent rock acts.
- "Lost in America" was the first full-length studio album by Pavlov's Dog in over 15 years, following their 1976 release "At the Sound of the Bell."
- The album's production credits list the band members themselves, with no external producer.
Pavlov’s Dog is a progressive rock band from St. Louis, Missouri, known for their eccentricities and classical influences. The 1993 release of "Lost in America" marked a comeback after a long hiatus, finding the band re-formed with a slightly altered lineup.
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