Trampled by Turtles announce Good Dogs, a fully analog album released on vinyl first
The Minnesota band's new record reaches independent record stores November 20 and stays off streaming services until January.
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Trampled by Turtles announced a new album, Good Dogs, on November 10. JamBase describes it as the band's 10th studio LP, though the Star Tribune and other outlets count differently, so the numbering is not settled.
The record starts out vinyl-only. Independent stores can sell it from November 20, pre-orders are open through the Minneapolis shop Electric Fetus, and the album is expected to reach streaming services in January, according to JamBase and Volume One.
The band recorded it fully analog, playing together in one room at Pachyderm Studios and recording straight to 24-track tape. It describes the rollout as "analog-first, community-first, indies-first", and the title track was sent to public radio stations as a thank-you.
The announcement also included "evening with" concert dates across the country through spring, with local record stores involved in the 2027 tour.
