Singer/songwriter Danny Cohen willrelease his third Anti- album, Shades Of Dorian Gray, on February 6,2007. Recorded on a half-inch Ampex tape machine, a mobile garage studioand at Ralph Carney's San Francisco facility; the record is described as "themusical equivalent to an accomplished painting".
Danny Cohen's musical background stretches back to 1961, where he fronted the infamous Los Angeles punk band Charleston Grotto. Years later, he was banned from performing the L.A. club circuit after his cult following purportedly smeared feces all over one venue's bathrooms, inspired by Cohen's chocolate pudding stage antics during a number called "Disco Diarrhea". Since, he's performed on only a few widely distributed releases, prior to signing with Anti- in 2004. Danny Cohen's last release, his second for Anti-, was We're All Gunna Die, from 2005. His music is often compared to the likes of Mike Watt and Daniel Johnston.
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Danny Cohen's musical background stretches back to 1961, where he fronted the infamous Los Angeles punk band Charleston Grotto. Years later, he was banned from performing the L.A. club circuit after his cult following purportedly smeared feces all over one venue's bathrooms, inspired by Cohen's chocolate pudding stage antics during a number called "Disco Diarrhea". Since, he's performed on only a few widely distributed releases, prior to signing with Anti- in 2004. Danny Cohen's last release, his second for Anti-, was We're All Gunna Die, from 2005. His music is often compared to the likes of Mike Watt and Daniel Johnston.
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