Dimetrodon by The Doubleclicks
Dimetrodon is the third studio album by the Doubleclicks, full of songs written for the Internet and about love, games, food and prehistoric creatures.
This album was produced by Mike Phirman and The Doubleclicks.
Tracklist
| 1. | Cats and Netflix | 2:40 |
| 2. | Unstoppable Force | 3:13 |
| 3. | Dimetrodon | 3:24 |
| 4. | Ennui (On We Go) | 3:16 |
| 5. | Where Did You Go? | 2:49 |
| 6. | Wonder | 3:35 |
| 7. | Internet Troll | 3:16 |
| 8. | Working For Me | 3:02 |
| 9. | Tabletop (featuring Adam Warrock) | 3:55 |
| 10. | Godzilla | 3:06 |
| 11. | Love You Like A Burrito | 2:34 |
| 12. | Will They Or Won't They (live in Seattle) | 2:23 |
| 13. | Clever Girl (live in Seattle) | 1:11 |
Credits
released June 10, 2014
Dimetrodon by The Doubleclicks was produced by Mike Phirman and the Doubleclicks.
This amazing album art was all done by Kris Straub.
The enclosed poster was created by Lar DeSouza.
The Doubleclicks, also known as Angela and Aubrey Webber, thank you for buying their CD. They wrote the songs for this album, engineered most of the sessions and performed vocals, cello, guitar and keyboard cat. The song “Working For Me” was written from the perspective of Angela’s ex-boyfriend; that information may help you understand the song more. Some of these songs are true, many are not.
Bass, keyboards, background vocals and many other things were performed and programmed by Mike Phirman, who also mixed this album, with the following exceptions:
Stephen Webber produced, mixed, performed piano on “Where Did You Go,” played guitar on “Dimetrodon” and mixed “Dimetrodon” and “Ennui.”
Eban Schletter played theremin on “Godzilla.” Jason Charles Miller played guitar on “Working for Me.” Brent Davis played banjo on “Cats and Netflix.” Orchestral arrangement on "Where Did You Go" conceived and executed by Vanessa Garde. Chris Wainwright engineered the piano recording session for “Where Did You Go.” Editing and additional mixing by Ian Kagey.
Live tracks were recorded at Norwescon in Seattle by John Seghers and mixed by Aubrey Webber.
Aubrey Webber mixed “Wonder” and “Internet Troll.”
Jonathan Wyner mastered this album.
Dimetrodon by The Doubleclicks was produced by Mike Phirman and the Doubleclicks.
This amazing album art was all done by Kris Straub.
The enclosed poster was created by Lar DeSouza.
The Doubleclicks, also known as Angela and Aubrey Webber, thank you for buying their CD. They wrote the songs for this album, engineered most of the sessions and performed vocals, cello, guitar and keyboard cat. The song “Working For Me” was written from the perspective of Angela’s ex-boyfriend; that information may help you understand the song more. Some of these songs are true, many are not.
Bass, keyboards, background vocals and many other things were performed and programmed by Mike Phirman, who also mixed this album, with the following exceptions:
Stephen Webber produced, mixed, performed piano on “Where Did You Go,” played guitar on “Dimetrodon” and mixed “Dimetrodon” and “Ennui.”
Eban Schletter played theremin on “Godzilla.” Jason Charles Miller played guitar on “Working for Me.” Brent Davis played banjo on “Cats and Netflix.” Orchestral arrangement on "Where Did You Go" conceived and executed by Vanessa Garde. Chris Wainwright engineered the piano recording session for “Where Did You Go.” Editing and additional mixing by Ian Kagey.
Live tracks were recorded at Norwescon in Seattle by John Seghers and mixed by Aubrey Webber.
Aubrey Webber mixed “Wonder” and “Internet Troll.”
Jonathan Wyner mastered this album.
License
CC BY-NC-SA 3.0. See the Creative Commons website for details.
The Doubleclicks - Laser Malena-Webber and Aubrey Turner, also known as musical duo the Doubleclicks write songs about dinosaurs, cats, anxiety, and queer feelings on the cello and guitar, and welcome you to imagine the name of that genre. Their latest project is a musical, "Teaching a Robot to Love," which is a sci-fi story about the trans experience.