Ian Moore, the Seattle-based, Austin, TX-born guitar player, singer and songwriter, has been busy.

Moore’s story is often told and probably familiar to most critics; his initial record on Capricorn propelled him to national tours with the Rolling Stones, ZZ Top and Bob Dylan, acting in the acclaimed indie feature “Sling Blade,” and having Ice Cube direct the video for his track “Harlem.”

Coming on the heels of his most successful record, Strange Days, since his first album, the self-titled Ian Moore LP, and despite a never-ending cycle of touring, Moore offers a new record of bright, blazing rock-n-roll that combines his legendary guitar prowess with radio-friendly singles.

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Since their inception, Polydogs side-stepped the status quo, drawing inspiration not from industry expectations, but from the bandmate’s wide swath of cultural influences and creative talents.

The genre-defying result cuts a new groove in the Texas music scene, with smoky and cerebral southern blues sliding into whiskey-soaked, rough-and-tumble rock’n’roll.

Polydogs began to take shape in Fort Worth, Texas in 2016, when drummer Matt Mabe played on singer/ songwriter/ guitarist Matt Tedder’s debut EP “California Mercy Me.”

Other critically acclaimed artists continued to collaborate with Tedder on stage, and Polydogs eventually solidified into a four-piece band consisting of Matt Tedder (guitar, vocals), Matt Mabe (drums, vocals), Nick Tittle (guitar, vocals), and Kris Luther (bass, vocals).

In March of 2018, the band took to the studio, where their first record was produced, mixed, and engineered by Taylor Tatsch (Shadows of Jets) at Audiostyles in Dripping Springs, Texas and mastered by Todd Pipes (Deep Blue Something).

Polydogs released the expectation stomping full length, self-titled debut album in April 2019.