DOLPHINS - CD DOLPHINS

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DOLPHINS are johnny paglino, adam offer, jake tripp, mark kuivila, and michael guido. lyrics at www.dolphinstheband.com. songs and lyrics written and performed by johnny paglino. tracks recorded by adam offer, assistance on 1, 3, 6, 8 by jake tripp and 2 by mark kuivila. tracks mixed and produced by adam offer. mastered by bob weston at Chicago Mastering Services. cover and design by jacob lively. photos taken by gabija blake. endless love and thanks to kim puleo, doug tripp, and jeff schwartz for all of their patience and support. www.dolphinstheband.com press for DOLPHINS: “Dolphins…has a dense and diverse sound that is as sunny and appealing as their promo photos.” — Jason Behrands, The Deli Magazine “a serious quintet…with promising chill wave aspirations…”Compression”…features some addictive synth lines and coheres nicely. Dolphins’ holds on to a more organic sound than most of the electro-influenced bands that come my way. Paglino’s blurred imagery pairs well with the dreamy back beat.” — Rob Peoni, Thought on Tracks “This is pure escapist pop. The kind you’d purchase at a seaside pier if it came with a free portion of candy floss. Drenched in every available effect, ‘Blackstone Ave.’ shows the Chicago band in cacophonous form. The song has more synth effects than milliseconds. Dolphins will have you sunbathing and sipping on a can of fizzy rubicon in no time at all.” — Music Fan’s Mic “Dolphins…write gorgeous sun-kissed synth pop. The tracks have strong elements of tropicalia, glo-fi and disco, which seem to expand with every listen.” — Neighborhood Tapes “MGMT-sized melodies swimming in Animal Collective style psychedelia with the lyrical bite of Bright Eyes… the rare debut that satisfies immediately but only expands its powers with further listens as each melody sneaks out and carves itself into your head.” — Jeff Schwartz, EMU Festival “The path trodden by Chicago’s Dolphins is one of heady blissfullness and whilst we almost can’t move for purveyors of similar sounds, it is rarely carried off with such aplomb.” — Electric Sound of Joy “Let me put this into context.” — Don’t Die Wondering