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  • Denver Westword

    “DOGTAGS’ biggest contribution could be providing the inspiration we desperately need right now (and always, really), highlighting queerness and humanity through bossa nova rhythms and soul-imbued anthems.”

    Emily Ferguson, Westword, July 23, 2025

  • Denver Westword

    “That’s perhaps why, after live performances, they’ll be met by teary-eyed new fans who see themselves in the lyrics and feel a weight lifted by the enlivened sonics. To be yourself is an act of courage, especially through art, and DOGTAGS is inspiring others to follow suit.”

    Emily Ferguson, Westword, July 23, 2025

  • 303 Magazine

    “DOGTAGS couple a unique sonic richness with lyrics unafraid to face pain head-on to remind those who hear it that love does still live in this world, the silence does not last forever, and, even when it feels like the world is falling apart, you will always have a home to return to.”

    Thomas Rutherford, 303 Magazine, May 15, 2025

  • 303 Magazine

    “Their cover art shows each member in a different color that adds to the group’s easygoing feel. It somewhat has a Sesame Street-esque aesthetic to the image. Friendly, expressive and full of heart, DOGTAGS brings something fresh to Denver’s soul scene.”

    James Lane, 303 Magazine, April 2, 2025

  • Out front Magazine

    “Every song is so clearly full of heart and love, not only for the music itself, but also for the act of collaboration with other musicians. Listening to DOGTAGS feels like remembering every comforting memory of your life at one moment, being filled with nostalgia and love for life. “

    Clara Gauthier, Out Front Magazine, July 18,2024

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