Dose
Dose formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s with Jamie Stewart on vocals, Ryan Patterson on guitar, Mike Watts on bass, and Kevin Ratterman on drums. Their...
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Dose formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s with Jamie Stewart on vocals, Ryan Patterson on guitar, Mike Watts on bass, and Kevin Ratterman on drums. Their live shows developed a following, and they put out their first album in 2003. Their sound pulled from emo and indie rock, with Stewart's lyrics often dealing with personal struggles.
In 2005, the single 'Poser' became their breakout track. The song's critique of music industry phoniness connected with listeners and pushed the band into a wider spotlight. That same year they released the album 'Too Deep for the Shallow.'
The band was known for volatile performances and faced criticism over Stewart's outspoken lyrics. They released two more albums, 'The Storm Before the Calm' in 2007 and 'Shining on You' in 2010, before dissolving around 2012. Other songs like 'Semente Não Militante' and 'Tanto Faz' round out their catalog.
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