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Your Neighbors Wrestle with Faith and Frustration on 'DOGMA'

Your Neighbors, the brainchild of songwriter/producer Walker Robinson, are back with a bang – and a healthy dose of existential angst – on their new single 'DOGMA'. This isn't your grandma's hymn book, though. 'DOGMA' is a glorious indie-pop earworm that grapples with the complexities of faith, doubt, and the frustration of unanswered prayers.

Robinson, who describes himself with endearing self-deprecation as an "insecure, low-rent, drunken has-been," has a knack for crafting catchy melodies and pairing them with thought-provoking lyrics. 'DOGMA' is no exception. The track explores the journey of someone raised in a religious household who ultimately turns away from their faith. "They've been told that God is there to answer their prayers but it seems like those prayers are falling on deaf ears," Robinson explains. This feeling of abandonment and the audacity of hoping for a miracle in the face of overwhelming adversity form the emotional core of the song.

Musically, 'DOGMA' is a testament to Robinson's ability to assemble top-tier talent. Despite his self-proclaimed lack of instrumental prowess, he enlists world-class producers and musicians to bring his vision to life. The result is a polished and infectious sound that blends indie sensibilities with undeniable pop appeal. Think catchy hooks, driving rhythms, and soaring vocals that will have you humming along in no time.

While Robinson's lyrics may be "shallow" in his own estimation, they resonate with a raw honesty that's both relatable and refreshing. "If God doesn't believe in me, why would I believe in them?" he sings, capturing the disillusionment and defiance that often accompany a loss of faith.

With 'DOGMA', Your Neighbors deliver a powerful and introspective anthem for anyone who has ever wrestled with questions of faith, doubt, and the search for meaning in a world that often feels indifferent to our struggles. It's a song that stays with you long after the final notes fade away. If this is what Robinson can achieve as a self-proclaimed "has-been," we can't wait to see what he does next.

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