Dag Nasty

Dag Nasty
Here's some updates on the Dag guys:
Brian Baker : Keeping busy with Bad Religion mainly, but also has Fake Names , Foxhall Stacks and Beach Rats in his back pocket (and maybe Dag Nasty someday again).
Peter Cortner and Doug Carrion: Field Day is the closest you're going to get to a "Wig Out" version of Dag Nasty these days. Lately, they're been steadily hitting the studio and playing out. Scroll down to see upcoming releases and show dates.
Dave Smalley: Released an album with Down By Law not too long ago, but he's also keeping busy with Bandoleros and Don't Sleep .
Colin Sears: His latest project is Moon Zero Two
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On May 20 of 2016, Dischord released a new 2-song single by Dag Nasty. For this session, the band returned to its original lineup — guitarist Brian Baker, singer Shawn Brown, bassist Roger Marbury, and drummer Colin Sears. The songs were recorded in December of 2015 at Inner Ear Studios with Don Zientara and Ian MacKaye. These 2 songs mark the first time that this lineup has been in the studio together since October 1985, more than 30 years ago.
Following the release of their "Opposite Land" EP, the Field Day guys are back with their latest offering, the four-song 7-inch entitled "Why?". Across the entire record, the group has stepped up the intensity of every element in the music. And with production by Carrion and mixing courtesy of Cameron Webb (Pennywise, Motörhead, Ignite), these four songs are louder and strike with an even greater sense of urgency.

Release date: Feb 4th, 2022 on vinyl and digital format
SIDE A: WHY?, Invitation (hidden bonus track). SIDE B: Alive, Audience of One.
Updating Daghouse.com has been a slooooow process. The old Daghouse website from a few years back had a TON of content, which we hope to move over to this new format at some point. In the meantime, feel free to visit the old site and poke around a bit. Or, visit the Daghouse Messageboard, where someone is always talking about something interesting (even Dag Nasty occasionally).
Since 1985, Dag Nasty has pushed the sound of melodic hardcore in many directions, due in part to its rotation of 3 uniquely different vocalists — Shawn Brown, Dave Smalley, and Peter Cortner. Here's the back story to the band and all those involved. Read More →

A comprehensive list of everything that has been released by Dag Nasty, along with lyrics and downloads to many of their tracks.
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Peter, Doug, and crew are hitting the road in 2022. Catch them on tour and come sing along!
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Dag Nasty are a punk rock band from Washington, D.C. that formed in 1985. They developed a unique melodic hardcore sound influenced by post-hardcore and emo music. Their first three albums – Can I Say, Wig Out at Denko’s, and Field Day – are often considered classics. After Field Day, the band broke up until 1992’s Four on the Floor, followed by 2002’s Minority of One. Today, Dag Nasty is on a regular touring schedule, having released the Cold Heart / Wanting Nothing single in 2015, celebrating 30 years of Dag.

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Dag Nasty manages to recapture their original musical intensity and simultaneously spotlight Dave Smalley's continued growth as a writer. "We Went Wrong" revisits staple Dag Nasty themes of frustration and betrayed trust and sounds as aggressive and fresh as any of their early work. - Paul Henderson
Released in the summer of 1992 on Epitaph Records. Contains 10 songs that were recorded in late 1991.
Dag Nasty kept roaring D.C.-styled hardcore alive …
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Part of Washington D.C.'s ever-evolving punk scene and front runners of what became emo in the wake of their mid-'80s albums.

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