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|genre = [[Indie rock]], [[Pop Music]], [[Punk rock|Punk]]
|genre = [[Indie rock]], [[Pop Music]], [[Punk rock|Punk]]
|occupation =
|occupation =
|years_active = 2004-present
|years_active = 2004-2013<br /> 2018-present
|label = [[Fundog]], [[Tomlab]], [[Outside Music]], [[Black Mountain Music]], [[Out Of Touch Records]], [[Divorce Records]], NOYES Records
|label = [[Fundog]], [[Tomlab]], [[Outside Music]], [[Black Mountain Music]], [[Out Of Touch Records]], [[Divorce Records]], NOYES Records
|website = [http://www.dogdaymusic.com/ Dogdaymusic.com]
|website = [http://www.dogdaymusic.com/ Dogdaymusic.com]
|current_members = Nancy Urich<br />[[Seth A. Smith|Seth Smith]]
|current_members = Nancy Urich<br />[[Seth A. Smith|Seth Smith]]<br /> KC Spidle <br /> Meg Yoshida
|past_members = KC Spidle <br />Crystal Thili <br />Rob Shedden <br />Seamus Dalton <br />Mark Grundy}}
|past_members = Crystal Thili <br />Rob Shedden <br />Seamus Dalton <br />Mark Grundy}}


'''Dog Day''' is a [[Canadians|Canadian]] [[indie rock]] [[Musical ensemble#Two parts|duo]] based in [[Halifax Regional Municipality|Halifax]], [[Nova Scotia]] consisting of husband and wife team [[Seth A. Smith|Seth Smith]] and Nancy Urich.<ref name=link>[http://pre2010.thelinknewspaper.ca/articles/1764 "Dog Day afternoon: Halifax indie band bring a new lineup to Montreal"] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120730235844/http://pre2010.thelinknewspaper.ca/articles/1764# |date=2012-07-30 }}. ''[[The Link (newspaper)|The Link]]'', October 27, 2009.</ref> During part of the band's history they were joined by KC Spidle and Crystal Thili and several guest musicians.
'''Dog Day''' is a [[Canadians|Canadian]] [[indie rock]] [[Musical ensemble#Two parts|duo]] based in [[Halifax Regional Municipality|Halifax]], [[Nova Scotia]] consisting of husband and wife team [[Seth A. Smith|Seth Smith]] and Nancy Urich.<ref name=link>[http://pre2010.thelinknewspaper.ca/articles/1764 "Dog Day afternoon: Halifax indie band bring a new lineup to Montreal"] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120730235844/http://pre2010.thelinknewspaper.ca/articles/1764# |date=2012-07-30 }}. ''[[The Link (newspaper)|The Link]]'', October 27, 2009.</ref> During part of the band's history they were joined by KC Spidle and Crystal Thili and several guest musicians.
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Spidle subsequently left the band following his divorce from Thili,<ref name=rayner>[https://www.thestar.com/entertainment/2011/10/05/dog_day_lingers_loudly_after_loss.html "Dog Day lingers loudly after loss"]. ''[[Toronto Star]]'', October 5, 2011.</ref> and was temporarily replaced by Rob Shedden.<ref>[http://www.nowtoronto.com/daily/story.cfm?content=172296 "Shows that rocked Toronto last week"]. ''[[Now (newspaper)|NOW]]'', November 11, 2009.</ref> Shedden left the band to focus on Long Long Long,<ref name=rayner /> and original members Urich and Smith recorded released a third album as a duo. ''Deformer'', was released on their own label, Fundog in 2011.<ref>[http://www.thecoast.ca/halifax/dog-days-stripped-down-sound/Content?oid=2670094 "Dog Day’s stripped-down sound"]. ''[[The Coast]]'', July 28, 2011.</ref>
Spidle subsequently left the band following his divorce from Thili,<ref name=rayner>[https://www.thestar.com/entertainment/2011/10/05/dog_day_lingers_loudly_after_loss.html "Dog Day lingers loudly after loss"]. ''[[Toronto Star]]'', October 5, 2011.</ref> and was temporarily replaced by Rob Shedden.<ref>[http://www.nowtoronto.com/daily/story.cfm?content=172296 "Shows that rocked Toronto last week"]. ''[[Now (newspaper)|NOW]]'', November 11, 2009.</ref> Shedden left the band to focus on Long Long Long,<ref name=rayner /> and original members Urich and Smith recorded released a third album as a duo. ''Deformer'', was released on their own label, Fundog in 2011.<ref>[http://www.thecoast.ca/halifax/dog-days-stripped-down-sound/Content?oid=2670094 "Dog Day’s stripped-down sound"]. ''[[The Coast]]'', July 28, 2011.</ref>


In late 2013, the duo released a fourth album called ''Fade Out''.<ref>[http://exclaim.ca/Interviews/FromTheMagazine/dog_day-put_down "Dog Day Put Down"]. [[Exclaim!]], December 2013.</ref> It was recorded at their home studio seeing Spidle, Michael Catano and Dale Fahey play as guest musicians. After the release, the duo toured joined with Mark Grundy on bass and Seamus Dalton on drums. The record held the number one position on nation college charts for two months.<ref>[http://www.earshot-online.com/charts/2014/January/top200.cfm "Earshot Top 200"] ''[[!earshot]]'', January 2014.</ref>
In late 2013, the duo released a fourth album called ''Fade Out''.<ref>[http://exclaim.ca/Interviews/FromTheMagazine/dog_day-put_down "Dog Day Put Down"]. [[Exclaim!]], December 2013.</ref> It was recorded at their home studio seeing Spidle, Michael Catano and Dale Fahey play as guest musicians. After the release, the duo toured joined with Mark Grundy on bass and Seamus Dalton on drums. The record held the number one position on nation college charts for two months.<ref>[http://www.earshot-online.com/charts/2014/January/top200.cfm "Earshot Top 200"] ''[[!earshot]]'', January 2014.</ref> The band went on hiatus after the release of Fade Out.

In 2015, Smith collaborated with [[Chad VanGaalen]] on the album ''Seed of Dorzon''.<ref>[http://exclaim.ca/Music/article/chad_vangaalen_seth_smith_make_experimental_techno_on_seed_of_dorzon "Chad VanGaalen and Seth Smith Make "Experimental Techno" on 'Seed of Dorzon'"]. ''[[Exclaim!]]'', September 2, 2015.</ref>


On July 31st 2018, The band's hiatus ended with the announcement that they would be playing at SappyFest 2018.<ref>https://www.instagram.com/p/Bl5pkk5nDMF/</ref>
==Discography==
==Discography==


Revision as of 23:16, 11 April 2019

Dog Day
Dog Day in 2007. (Photo: Francesca Talone)
Dog Day in 2007. (Photo: Francesca Talone)
Background information
OriginHalifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
GenresIndie rock, Pop Music, Punk
Years active2004-2013
2018-present
LabelsFundog, Tomlab, Outside Music, Black Mountain Music, Out Of Touch Records, Divorce Records, NOYES Records
MembersNancy Urich
Seth Smith
KC Spidle
Meg Yoshida
Past membersCrystal Thili
Rob Shedden
Seamus Dalton
Mark Grundy
WebsiteDogdaymusic.com

Dog Day is a Canadian indie rock duo based in Halifax, Nova Scotia consisting of husband and wife team Seth Smith and Nancy Urich.[1] During part of the band's history they were joined by KC Spidle and Crystal Thili and several guest musicians.

History

Smith began a solo project Hi-Firey;[2] he joined with Urich and began the band as a side project from their main band, The Burdocks.[2] The duo soon changed their name to Dog Day when another husband and wife pair, KC Spidle and Crystal Thili, joined the band.[1] The band released its debut EP, Thank You in 2005, initially on homemade CD-Rs and later in a rerelease on Out of Touch Records.[3] They were subsequently signed to German label Tomlab.[3]

They released their debut full length, Night Group, in 2007 on Tomlab,[1] and followed up with Concentration in 2009 [4] which was mixed and produced by John Agnello at Water Music Recording in Hoboken, New Jersey.[4]

Spidle subsequently left the band following his divorce from Thili,[5] and was temporarily replaced by Rob Shedden.[6] Shedden left the band to focus on Long Long Long,[5] and original members Urich and Smith recorded released a third album as a duo. Deformer, was released on their own label, Fundog in 2011.[7]

In late 2013, the duo released a fourth album called Fade Out.[8] It was recorded at their home studio seeing Spidle, Michael Catano and Dale Fahey play as guest musicians. After the release, the duo toured joined with Mark Grundy on bass and Seamus Dalton on drums. The record held the number one position on nation college charts for two months.[9] The band went on hiatus after the release of Fade Out.

On July 31st 2018, The band's hiatus ended with the announcement that they would be playing at SappyFest 2018.[10]

Discography

Albums

  • 2007 - Night Group
  • 2009 - Concentration
  • 2011 - Deformer
  • 2013 - Fade Out

EPs

  • 2005 - Thank You
  • 2007 - Borden Sessions/See You Later (split release with Husband and Knife)
  • 2009 - Elder Schoolhouse

Singles

  • 2007 - "Oh Dead Life"
  • 2007 - "Lydia"

See also

References

  1. ^ a b "Dog Day". Spin, August 8, 2007.
  2. ^ a b Dog Day at Allmusic.
  3. ^ a b "Dog Day focuses on new album, Concentration". The Coast, April 30, 2009.
  4. ^ a b "Dog Day lingers loudly after loss". Toronto Star, October 5, 2011.
  5. ^ "Shows that rocked Toronto last week". NOW, November 11, 2009.
  6. ^ "Dog Day’s stripped-down sound". The Coast, July 28, 2011.
  7. ^ "Dog Day Put Down". Exclaim!, December 2013.
  8. ^ "Earshot Top 200" !earshot, January 2014.
  9. ^ https://www.instagram.com/p/Bl5pkk5nDMF/
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