Artist description Toiling in the lo-fi realm for over six years, Dw. Dunphy has learned the rigors of pop songcraft the hard way. Performing most of the instruments, excluding sound loops, his latest efforts, "Buckaroo" and "Depth of Field", have recently been released by Secret Decoder Records.

Music Style Acoustic pop, rock and a little of the dreaded singer/songwriter influence.

Musical Influences Daniel Amos' Terry Taylor, Television, Joe Jackson, Elvis Costello

Similar Artists Guided By Voices

Artist History Dunphy started in 1996 under the self-depracating moniker "Dead Horse". His first release, "Decapitator Tots" was an instrumental voyage into the... well... stupid. However the latest effort, "Buckaroo" takes him into areas of heart-on-sleeve, honest to God pop balladry and "Depth of Field" shows a whole new side of Dunphy's keyboard abilities.

Instruments Guitar, keyboards, pots, pans

Albums Decapitator Tots, Idiopera, Everything Was Good Once, Limb From Limb (best of), Sky Turns To Dust (as part of folk duo Fog) and Buckaroo.

Location Red Bank, New Jersey - USA

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