Dosh
Tommy

Martin Dosh, a.k.a. Dosh, exists in vast, wild and free universes where machines and more organic musical instruments coexist and are assigned equal b...

Remember Do Make Say Think’s almost universally reviled “The Universe!”, the titanically obnoxious centerpiece of the largely underwhelming You, You’r...

Revolutions don't always have to be brutal or violent. Indeed, the most effective revolutions are often eerily quiet, more intellectual coup than an e...

With a grand namelike Martin Luther King Chavez Dosh, one is expected to accomplish "grand"goals, no Ok. Perhaps not, yet Dosh, as he simply calls hi...

Martin Dosh is many things: a local treasure/fixture to those living in the Twin Cities, occasional touring drummer for Andrew Bird, and a practitione...

Each song on Martin Dosh’s fifth album, Tommy—named for a dead friend—makes its math-jazz drums and instrumental fragments groove together like a coil...

Martin Luther King Chavez Dosh, or more simply the mononym Dosh, has been at it for a while. His music and collaborations have all been mostly notewor...

The grimy percussion that kicks off "Subtractions"-- the opening track to Dosh's fifth solo full-length, Tommy-- may shock those familiar with the pro...

However you care to define it, anticon. seems to have an ethos that connects its roster together, some thread or blood bond that unites it all. And al...

For a man turning out his fifth album, Dosh sounds remarkably fresh. New longplayer Tommy makes good on the Minnesotan instrumentalist’s ear for arran...