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David Dondero's new album, "The Filter Bubble Blues" will be released on January 17, 2020. It's his 10th studio album and will be cooperatively promoted through Fluff and Gravy Records(Portland,OR), Koschke Records(Corvallis, Or) and Keeled Scales(Austin, TX). It features musicians: Dave Mihally, Dan Potthast and background vocals by Hod Hulphers, Shannon Toombs and AJ Marquez. Paintings for the album artwork by Peter Orr and recorded by Dan Potthast in Santa Cruz, CA. Dondero has been releasing music under his own name since 1998. He played drums with This Bike is a Pipe Bomb from 1996-1998 and was the singer/rhythm guitar player for Post Punk band Sunbrain 1991-1996. He was born in Duluth, Minnesota and grew up in Illinois, New Jersey and the Carolinas. Other albums by David Dondero: The Pity Party(1998) & Spider West Myshkin and a City Bus (1999)Ghostmeat Records (Athens, GA), Shooting at the Sun with a Water Gun(2001) The Transient(2003) Live at the Hemlock(2004)Future Farmer Records(San Francisco, CA) South of the South(2005) Simple Love(2007) # Zero with a Bullet (2010) Team Love Records (New Paltz, NY) This Guitar (2013) and Golden Hits vol. 1 (2013) crowdfunding and Unrequieted Records(San Francisco, CA)10'' Vinyl "W/Love"Total Treble l(2016) Inside the Cats Eye(2017) Koschke Records(Corvallis, OR) International Releases: Simple Love(2007) Affairs of the Heart(Germany) # Zero with a Bullet(2010) Flippin' Yeah(Australia) & Affairs of the Heart(Germany)
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