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Track Listing:

01 - There is a Dam in My Head
02 - Every Beat of Your Robot
03 - Concrete Heart (mp3)
04 - For Michelle
05 - Big.Lie
06 - DTOL
07 - War of Fog
08 - Right Now

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Track Listing:

01 - Fog of War
a) Fog of War
b) State of the Union
c) Body.Bag
d) A Soldier's Last Thoughts
e) Fourth of July

Release Date: January 9, 2007

Track Listing:

01 - the Scattered PAGES: Please Please Please, Let Me Get What I Want
02 - Rogue Wave: Basketball
03 - Calexico: All The Pretty Horses
04 - Minmae: Holy Grails, Showstoppers
05 - Frankel: Necessary
06 - The Lonelyhearts: Overpass
07 - The Ebb and Flow: Framer Framed (Winslow Turner Porter III Remix)
08 - Ral Partha Vogelbacher: Silver Mines
09 - Two Seconds: Make A Run For It (Acoustic Version)
10 - Boyskout: Jessie James (DJ Kinz Remix)
11 - Rykarda Parasol: Just Like Gin
12 - The Harbours: Things You Don't Know
13 - Tom Thumb: Long Time Coming
14 - Thee More Shallows: Fly Paper
15 - D.W. Holiday: Moving On
16 - Creeper Lagoon: Grocery
17 - Bettie Serveert: Storm
18 - Scrabbel: Rosamo
19 - Scissors For Lefty: Marsha
20 - The Faint: I Disappear
21 - elephone: Seconds
22 - The Pink Mountaintops: The Solo Sex

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Release Date: September 12, 2006

Track Listing:

01 - My Small Heart
02 - Prelude to Winter (mp3)
03 - Every Beat of Your Heart (mp3)
04 - Mary (The Colors in My Head)
05 - Your Working Boy
06 - Green Pillow Night
07 - Lori's Theme
08 - When HC Died
09 - Reagan
10 - Year of the Dog
11 - Pour Me Closer
12 - Fish and Flying Creatures

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Fish and Flying Creatures

"I thoroughly enjoyed D.W. Holiday’s last release Technical Difficulties, Under the Influence and this spacey atmospheric follow-up is already making me crave more Holiday... Carefully molding moody arrangements with heavy emphasis on space rock and ambient soundscapes, D.W. Holiday employ rich organ sounds and superbly constructed song arrangements... Cosmic re-alignment has happened and it’s all D.W. Holiday’s fault." - Smother.net, Editor's Pick

"...the album reeks of elements of nature, with keyboards and synthesizers evoking the sounds of spring, and organs ushering in the gloom of winter. But the album is far more indie than new-age, incorporating the dreamy quality of Mercury Rev and the light ambience of The Beta Band. ...notable songs are “Pour Me Closer,” an acoustic ballad, and “Mary (The Colors in My Head),” which sounds somewhat similar to The Arcade Fire with its heavier guitar and shouting vocals. ...several songs destined to breathe life into any tired playlist."
- Kathleen McCann, Urban Pollution

Release Date: February 28, 2006

Track Listing:

01 - Mary (The Colors in My Head)
02 - Year of the Dog
03 - Reagan
04 - Prelude to Winter
05 - Don't Go to Sleep Tonight (mp3)
06 - The Story of Kyle Kross

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Release Date: April 14, 2004

Track Listing:

01 - No Diving (mp3)
02 - Cowpoke (mp3)
03 - Winter
04 - TDUTI
05 - Push Play
06 - Auburn Skies
07 - 30 Cans
08 - The Saddest Day

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Technical Difficulties, Under The Influence...

"The only thing experimental about D.W. Holiday is their willingness to honestly explore musical moods, sounds, and lyrics without the pretension of deep cosmic insight. Though we all experience depression, D.W. Holiday packages it for us nicely in an easy-to-swallow pill you'll be glad to take." - Performer Magazine

"While many rock-by-way-of-electronica bands in the Bay Area tinker with ambitious samples and beats that make the music danceable, D.W. Holiday take the route of those like Sigur Rós, who stick to the mellow side of things..." - Stephanie Laemoa, SF Bay Guardian

"At times it wants to veer into Spiritualized territory, while others I had flashes of Ween passing before my mind's eye (undoubtedly due to the vocals). There are some pretty things going on here..." - Jason Thompson, Popmatters

"Cool headphone druggie rock with analog synthesizers, spaced out guitars, tambourines, and smooth bass lines that sound as if Roger Waters could have played them back in 1970." Chuck Gonzalez, Mesh

"Technical Difficulties, Under the Influence is a beautiful space pop record that flows wonderfully and maintains a beautiful, atmospheric sound. For newcomers to the genre, it will make for a suitable introduction; for grizzled scene veterans, it will be a breath of fresh air." - Matt Shimmer, indieville.com

"Truly a masterpiece... the only technical difficulties here would be following up this dramatically incredible third album." - Smother.net, Editor’s Pick

"Whether we like it or not the world is changing, and manipulations of reality are part of that landscape. I just hope that music can be more often done with the same tact and reverence of D.W. Holiday." - Lost at Sea, 8 out of 10

"D.W. Holiday delivers 9 songs which could be the soundtrack to your stargazing evening." - Mashnote

"And that’s what really sets this album apart from other entries in the "we’re a band, pay attention to us" category of indie music: D.W. Holiday DESERVES your attention... There’s nothing more to say about the album than this: musically superior. Superb. Borderline brilliant." - Left Off The Dial

"It’s like a psychedelic journey through the landscape of eclectic record collections that takes in Wire, early Pink Floyd, Flaming Lips and Squarepusher... And as such it’s of course highly recommended." - Tangents.co.uk

"I've listened to the album perhaps 6 times and still feel pleasantly surprised at the transition of each song into the next. Not that the thematic linkage between tracks is missing. There is an innate and disconnected sadness that runs throughout all their songs." - Shmat

"Stick with what you know, goes the rule, and these space rock veterans (been around since 1992) know, well, space rock, slow like the Galaxie but even more like Floyd looking forward to the next Plaid album. Admirably subtle texture changes are their stock in trade - shifting from shag-carpet folk-rock drums on one song to a ghostly, barely-there electro-tap on the next, and hey, is that a trumpet?" - Foxy Digitalis

"It's time to put the tin foil on your walls, light some candles, and begin a space-rock journey with D.W. Holiday. Stretched-out songs take their sweet time while washes of guitar, synths, and oh-so-Floyd vocals sweep you to a far-out land." Editor's Pick, CNET's download.com

Hybrid Magazine's 15 Words or Less reviews:

 

Ed: "Ambient Space-rock with understated beats and great atmospheric sounds. Music to take drugs to."

Edd: "Reminds me of the six months I spent listening to The Final Cut when I was 16."

Eddy: "I feel totally wrist-slitty. If that's what they were going for, good job.."

Plank: "When they finally pulled his body from the wreckage, Stairway To Heaven was still playing."