Discography

PRAIRIEGRASS
Released June 28, 2005
Listen to the full album on VIRB°
Buy this album on iTunes
Buy the CD at MapleMusic

Prairiegrass, our second full length recording, is a collection of songs that honour the legacy of grandparents. Stories of the trials of immigration, the depression, WWII, building the railroad and, of course, the timeless theme of love and love lost — a Canadian album with a Canadian story.

.

REVIEWS

From the gentle strains of the haunting Gravestones in Namaka through the zippy banjo licks of the good-ridance ditty I Was Lonely to the stirring a cappella gospel Wait In Line, this is a striking and unfailingly beautiful work.
- Winnipeg Sun (4/5 Stars)

House of Doc perform breezy traditional bluegrass, gospel and country pop. The band makes phenominal use of vocal harmonies — often utilizing a capella in the songs — as well as a passion and energy that, much like Great Big Sea, transcends the roots pop genre.
- Calgary Sun

SACRED BLUE
Released November 30, 2002
Listen to the full album on VIRB°

Entitled Sacred Blue, their debut recording is ultimately a Gospel album.

It does, however, use a musical palette which is unfamiliar to the traditional Gospel sound.

With choral singing roots coloured by Old Time Bluegrass, Celtic, Folk, and Blues, House of Doc is attempting to create a new sound that pays homage to a long and right Gospel tradition.