Blood Doctor Volume One, the new album from Mojave Phone Booth, melds abrasive industrial

textures, melodic song structures, and propulsive electronic rhythms into a singular and

unmatched combination of sounds. Both relentless and meticulous, the record is a highly

experimental art piece to be displayed through your speaker system. With immaculate attention

to detail and surgical precision, Tobey Torres-Doran and Mitchell J Doran have crafted their

most aggressive and experimental work to date.

Husband-and-wife duo Mitchell and Tobey first began making music together as members of

the cult electronic act Snake River Conspiracy. Tobey Torres-Doran was the lead vocalist and

frontperson for Snake River Conspiracy, touring the world with bands such as A Perfect Circle,

Queens of the Stone Age, Filter, Etc. In addition to being signed as an artist to Warner Brothers,

she also sang as a session vocalist on various recordings for Warner/Reprise records.

Mitchell J Doran was hired as a teenager to work as a session musician and recording engineer

on releases for Warner Brothers and various other labels and artists such as Queensryche, Dio,

etc. He was then recruited to Snake River Conspiracy as lead guitarist and programmer which

began the creative relationship between Tobey and Mitchell that eventually became Mojave

Phone Booth.

Their 2023 release Hollow the Numbers (2023) is testament to fearless creativity. Written and

recorded in their Bay Area home studio, it's a stellar example of the "studio as instrument"

approach to songwriting. Not only does the band draw from an eclectic collection of analog

gear, but they have also elevated the craft by building much of their equipment themselves.

Once again written and recorded in their Northern California home studio, Blood Doctor Volume

One is the next iteration of their creative process. In addition to playing synths, drums, bass and

guitars, Mitchell J Doran also records and produces the band's albums. "Sounds we were

inspired by this time are recycling trucks, mechanical telephone switching systems and

electronic voice phenomena" says Doran. "We used a wide range of instruments and equipment

to create a careful selection of textures."

Arresting in it's immediacy, Blood Doctor Volume One draws listeners into a world of existential

tension and searing emotional depth. Imbued with palpable tension and otherworldly sonic

innovation, Mojave Phone Booth thrives in the space where industrial rock meets analog

electronic experimentation.