Dog Trumpet released their first album 'Two heads one brain' on Regular Records in 1991. It features the singles 'Jean' , 'Made of wood' and 'Im so handsome'. It was produced and mixed by Steve James.
Jean was the first single from Dog Trumpet's first album 'Two heads one brain', released in 1991. It was their first use of the oscillating moniker concept, which means their names could be written as Reg and Peter or Peter and Reg.
'Made of wood' was the second single from Dog Trumpet's first album 'Two heads one brain', and was released on Regular Records in 1991. The cover art is a painting of a howling dog trumpet by reg mombassa.
In 1993 Dog Trumpet released a cover of Strange Brew by Cream. It featured John Bliss on drums and Tony Martin on bass guitar. The cover art is by Martin Sharp, who did the cover art for most of the records that Cream released.
Dog Trumpet Released the EP 'Kiss a gun down' on regular records in 1992. Film clips were made for 'Beast of Prey' and 'Melancholy Way', although they were not released as singles.
Dog Trumpet release their second full length CD on TWA records in 1996. It was largely recorded on Peter's 16 track machine in a spare room in his flat. Featured tracks are 'Suitcase', 'Into the bible', 'I dont love you now' and 'Slipping Away'
Suitcase was released as a single on TWA records in 1996. The incestuous hand-holding in the photograph on the cover is simulated. It is not real.
'Into the bible' from the album suitcase. was released by TWA records as a radio single in 1997. Part of the tune was written in a dream, the cover picture of a lecturing monster is by Reg Mombassa.
In 2002 Dog Trumpet released their first eponymous album. It contain's fourteen original songs including one instrumental. The cover is a painting by Reg Mombassa of him and his brother Peter when they were small children.
Dog Trumpet released their fourth album ‘Antisocial Tendencies” in March of 2007. Featuring 12 new original songs plus a cover of ‘Lili Marlene’, a popular World War 2 song made famous by Marlene Dietrich. They believe it is their best effort to date and it is receiving a very positive response from critics and music fans.
