Continuing their trajectory through a momentous year, Dexter and The Moonrocks have released their debut full-length album Friends That I Don’t Like via Severance Records/Big Loud Rock. The 14-track album arrives with resounding force, featuring the band’s breakout hit “Freakin’ Out,” as well as recent standout tracks “It’s A Lot,” “If You Could Talk,” and “12 Steps” (feat. Treaty Oak Revival). Also included on the debut is Dexter and The Moonrocks’ highly anticipated collaboration with country star Avery Anna, “Why Don’t You Say So,” which is available today alongside the release of its official music video.
Listen to Friends That I Don’t Like HERE.
Friends That I Don’t Like packs a sonic punch that confidently announces Dexter and The Moonrocks as a rock group with tremendous staying power. The album embraces a bold, rock-forward sound, built around raw energy, guitar-driven melodies, driving rhythms, and a clear sense of momentum. Balancing the grit and attitude of rock-grunge with the band’s distinctive sound, the collection showcases Dexter and The Moonrocks at their most dynamic and electrifying.
Influenced by their West Texas roots, the band’s first full-length project is as much a reflection of where they’ve been as it is a glimpse of where they’re headed—and the trajectory is undeniably upward. Emerging from anger but finding defiance, Friends That I Don’t Like sees a band regaining control through music that is a confident declaration of their artistry and their most self-assured body of work yet.
The success of “Freakin’ Out” has also translated into a string of career firsts for Dexter and The Moonrocks, including the song’s RIAA Platinum certification and their late-night performance debut on The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon. Over the past few months they’ve played door-busting, packed-house shows across the country on their nearly sold-out headline tour, including an electric night at The Palladium in Los Angeles this past weekend.
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