Listen to Dr. Dog’s ‘Where’d All the Time Go’ from Outer Banks, Season 2, Episode 3

American indie psychedelic rock band Dr. Dog’s ‘Where’d All the Time Go‘ was one of the most popular songs featured on the soundtrack of Outer Banks this week — Outer Banks, Season 2, Episode 3, “Prayers“.

Dr. Dog’s ‘Where’d All the Time Go‘ is from the band’s sixth studio album Shame, Shame.

That album was released in 2010 via the ANTI- record label.

Interestingly, after the album was released, the Philadelphia based band admitted some of the songs on it were several years old.

This includes Where’d All the Time Go‘, which had apparently been written eight years prior to being recorded for Shame, Shame, but the band had felt the track didn’t really fit on previous albums.

It wasn’t until the writing of Shame, Shame then that they felt the song’s feel and narrative suited the album perfectly.

While the album was not a huge hit for the band, it did receive high ratings from music critic luminaries like Consequence of Sound, Drowned in Sound, All Music and Paste Magazine.

Since then, Dr. Dog has released five additional studio albums, plus two live albums and three EPs.

Listen to Dr. Dog’s ‘Where’d All the Time Go‘ as heard on Outer Banks in the video, and on the band’s Shame, Shame album.

The second season of Outer Banks is now streaming on Netflix.

 


 

About Michelle Topham

Brit-American journalist based in Austria, former radio DJ at 97X WOXY, and Founder/CEO of Leo Sigh. I've covered K-drama, K-pop, J-pop and music news for over a decade.