DoPE (John Densmore & Chuck D) "No Country For Old Men" soul/funk specifically the creative and cultural

specifically the creative and cultural dialogue between Japanese City Pop and its Western counterparts from French Pop to Philly Soul to Ram-era McCartney

The duo had risen to fame two years prior with the albums Sounds of Silence and Parsley

along with tracks ranging from quintessential rock with “Sweet Emotion” and “Baba O’Riley

Shout at the Devil

Welcoming new collaborators into their world

DoPE (John Densmore & Chuck D) "No Country For Old Men" soul/funk specifically the creative and culturalRecorded especially for Record Store Day 2026, former RSD Ambassador and hip hop legend Chuck D (Public Enemy) joins forces with The Doors iconic drummer John Densmore for No Country for Old Men, the debut album from their new project doPE. Blending spoken word, rhythm, and raw social commentary, the record bridges generations of rebellion and reflection. The album includes the RSD Song of the Year "Tick Tick Tick."