Barefoot and Pregnant (album)
album by The Dollyrots
Barefoot and Pregnant is the fifth studio album by the Los Angeles-based pop-punk band The Dollyrots. It was released on Arrested Youth Records, February 18, 2014.
Track listing
Personnel
Kelly Ogden – bass, vocals
Luis Cabezas – guitar, vocals, recording, production
Stacy Jones – drums
Amy Wood – drums
Ruby Fields – Viola on "Nightlight"
Phillip Calhoun – Glockenspiel on "Nightlight"
River Ogden Cabezas – Fetal Heartbeat in "Under the Same Sky"
John Fields – production, additional percussion, keys, and FX
Stephen Marsh – mastering
Jack Daniel Cozzi, Tish Ciravolo, Morgan McGinnis, Tom Calhoun, Phillip Calhoun, Risty Perez, Stacy Jones, and John FIelds – background vocals
Reception
Critical reception
PopMatters gave the album seven out of ten stars, saying "there’s more variety and nuance here than ever before; jokey hardcore runs seamlessly into mid-tempo stomps and bad-girl anthems, all powered by Luis Cabezas’ satisfyingly fuzzy guitars and delivered with an economy (13 songs in 37 minutes) that would have made Dee Dee and the boys proud.
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