As a special thank you to all of our Noise Trade downloaders and Twitter followers who’ve been helping to spread the word about our music, we are offering a special reduced rate on the physical CD of Eightynine. Normally the physical album sells for $14.00, but for the next 2 weeks we are offering more than 25% off exclusively through CD Baby. If you go to http://cdbaby.com/cd/Dolson4 you can order Eightynine our 14 track album (CD, Artwork, and all) for only $10.00 + shipping and have it delivered right to your door. We really appreciate all of you who have contributed to the success of our Noise Trade campaign by downloading our EP, and we want to thank you by offering this limited time discount.

Make sure you take advantage of this limited time discount on our physical album. Order it now!

Noise Trade, the free trade music service started by Derek Webb is now offering Dolson’s The Last Thing You Want EP as one of its downloads. The EP consists of 4 songs from Dolson’s latest full length album Eightynine and one bonus track She Will Go.

Noise Trade allows music fans the choice to pay what they want, or give their E-mail address in exchange for an immediate download.

To download Dolson’s EP, follow this link. Or visit http://noisetrade.com/dolson

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Buchtelite columnist Steve Lidrbauch reviews Dolson’s Stage Door Concert at EJ Thomas Hall.
The following is quoted from Lidrbauch’s column via www.buchtelite.com

The Return of Steve’s Ego

Steve Lidrbauch

By now, you’re probably thinking to yourself that you really hoped you’d never have to read another one of my columns ever again.

Before I go on any further, I would like to take a moment to tell you, the reader that you are not obligated to continue reading. Last time I checked a map, this is America.

For those who are happy, I have triumphantly returned and wish to continue reading: I’m back, baby!

And I have so much to say!

Let’s start with last Saturday. If you missed the Stage Door concert at E.J. Thomas, you lose.

It was really something we’ll dub “neat.”

I’ve never been to a concert at E.J. before, but that’s mostly because the atmosphere seemed too fancy for me.

No, I’m not saying I prefer back alley bars and biker brawls, but seat checkers wearing suits and balcony views seem a little unnatural for a rock show. This was totally different!

The entrance was located through the stage door, which I’m guessing is why they called it a “stage door concert.”

On the stage were places to sit, a bar in the far back and a stage for the the bands.

Yeah, a stage on top of a stage. It confused me for a second, too.

It pretty much looked like any other average venue. Well, except for the curtain and the empty stadium seats behind the stage.

And the topic, Dolson was great! I’ve never seen them play before, but they rocked!

They seem to be pretty popular in Akron, and I felt like most of the fans were there for them.

Don’t get me wrong. I’m not trying to take anything away from Lovedrug.

They put on a great show, but Dolson’s a local band and front man Andy Dolson is an Akron alumni.

Don’t get too excited for me, but I actually got to hang out with him for a little bit backstage.

Although, technically since the stage on the stage was facing the back of the stage, I guess you’d say I hung out with him in front of the stage?

A Paradox? Or an Abbot and Costello routine?

Either way, I stole a chip when he wasn’t looking. Don’t tell anyone.

You can read this article on at www.buchtelite.com.

Akron and Cleveland Music News & Events Blog interviewed Dolson this week. Check it out the article here