Sparks On The Tarmac

Welcome to the mind of musician/producer D. Rogers. His third album, "Sparks On The Tarmac", covers themes of travel, change, developments, construction, destruction, escape, and taking stock.

In the tradition of Josh Pyke, Bright Eyes, and also Guided By Voices, on "Sparks On The Tarmac", D. Rogers allows the song to take precedence over production, without sacrificing fidelity.

'Neath The Dark of Fuses Blown

At the end of 2005, d.rogers returned to Melbourne after living in Japan for two years - his guitar in one hand, his newly recorded album 'neath the dark of fuses blown in the other.

Within two months of landing, rogers had secured a manager, a CD release deal, an ARIA award winning producer offering to record his next album, and played shows with Sophie Koh and Josh Pyke. Before he knew it, the critics were heaping accolades upon him:

"...gorgeous country/folk/pop crossover..." Clem Bastow, Inpress"

...a gem..." Jeff Jenkins

Single Of The Week Beat Magazine ("Wrong, Wrong, Wrong/Paper Cuts")

The 14th Turn

Welcome to the mind of musician/producer D. Rogers. His third album, "Sparks On The Tarmac", covers themes of travel, change, developments, construction, destruction, escape, and taking stock.
In the tradition of Josh Pyke, Bright Eyes, and also Guided By Voices, on "Sparks On The Tarmac", D. Rogers allows the song to take precedence over production, without sacrificing fidelity.