the dambrots fourth and most recent CD this is someone else's love displays the musical versatility of the dambrots, as they continue to explore new musical approaches, and varied sonic textures. dawn marie and al james move from folk-rock  to  punky-pop  and back again.

Recorded at Dirt Floor Studios in the woods of Connecticut, the dambrots took a very spontaneous approach to recording, capturing each track in one to two takes, preserving the intimacy and immediacy of each song.

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especially not love
(the magenta album)
2003

The CD that introduced the world to the music of the dambrots. the dambrots debut CD especially not love is their most acoustic and intimate. Consisting primarily of dawn marie's haunting vocals and al james’ decorative acoustic guitar, especially not love set the stage for what was to come.

especially not love contains early fan favorites such as sandy, catching up with yourself, all the sorority girls and hey sunshine.

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the dambrots second CD how to fall in love in 20 minutes defined what would become known as the classic dambrots’ genre of "Acoustic Pop".

Opening with the MySpace hit take off cindy and ending with the haunting then she's gone, the red album remains a favorite for many dambrots fans.

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the dambrots third CD love, delusion, and other things... was their most rocking album to date. The album alternates between pop-rock songs and sparser haunting tunes.

The instrumental approach on this album was fuller than on the previous two. dawn marie, who had earlier displayed her percussive talents on various hand percussion instruments, switches to full drums on many of the albums tracks.

love, delusion, and other things... includes the MySpace hit tracy wants to know.

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