Lou Dog manages to roll Lou Reed, the White Stripes, Sonic Youth, the Violent Femmes and Jim Morrison into one big and noisy and cryptic and addictive aural concoction. 61 OLD DEPOT is the follow-up to Lou Dog's 2003 EP "High Speed Secrets", and it reveals a darker, rawer and more dangerous and poetic side than its predecessor. Let this record seep into your pores and feel it pull you under. Plus, the CD booklet for 61 OLD DEPOT reveals a password that allows listeners access to a secret web site on which an additional album of self-produced home recordings called FINISHED AND FORGOTTEN. From the sound of the first warm, chunky, rhythm guitar, 61 OLD DEPOT , shows a musical maturity beyond the DOG's years. 61 OLD DEPOT , is a sharply poetic, dangerously honest, raw realization of another winter spent in Philadelphia and summer spent on Eastern long Island along with producer Bogdan Hernik (Session Movement, Monster Magnet). LOU DOG's unique voice and incomparable skills as a songwriter, create a rock album for which music listeners have been demanding.