The distinctive Irish singer/songwriter John Dog is set to release his latest album, Always in Trouble, on Bandcamp this September 13th. This special release is accompanied by the debut of a brand-new music video for the focus track “Twitter Must Die,” a sharp and witty commentary on everyone’s least favourite social media platform.
John Dog, a cult-hero-in-the-making within Ireland’s music scene, has long been celebrated for his melodic, literate, and affecting songs. His unique style, often compared to artists like The Magnetic Fields, Elvis Costello, and John Grant, shines through in Always in Trouble, a record that encapsulates his journey as a self-taught musician who has navigated the music industry with both humour and heart.
The album’s striking opener, “Twitter Must Die”, showcases Dog’s signature blend of catchy melodies and pointed lyrics. Described by Dog as “a spiky rant about everybody’s least-favourite social media platform,” the song has already garnered attention for its relatable theme and infectious energy. The accompanying music video, directed by Dog himself, promises to deliver a fun visual experience that compliments the track’s sharp wit and playful tone.
Though the album has been available on streaming platforms, this Bandcamp release is significantly expanded with the addition of ten acoustic tracks – effectively a bonus album. As well as better showcasing the breadth of Dog’s songwriting abilities, the Bandcamp release constitutes a solid value-for-money proposition for loyal fans.
With Always in Trouble, John Dog continues to solidify his place as one of Ireland’s most curious independent musicians. Fans and newcomers alike are encouraged to explore the album on Bandcamp, watch the “Twitter Must Die” video, and experience the work of a true musical craftsman.
TRACK LISTING:
Mr Universe
Tucker Carlson’s Head
I Wish I Was A Neutrino
The Lonely Road
After She’s Gone
A Stranger to My Heart
Maybe Tonight
Madman
Keep Your Cool
The Daily Mail
I Had A Ball


