Doghouse Roses
Doghouse Roses is an acoustic folk duo from Glasgow, Scotland, formed in 2005. The group consists of Paul Tasker and Iona Macdonald.
Style and influences
Their music sits between British folk traditions and Americana, with an acoustic sound that draws on both Scottish and American influences. The duo is often linked to the 1960s folk revival because of the way it combines traditional material, songwriting and American inspiration, although the music is rooted in its own time rather than in imitation of earlier styles.
Writing and musicianship
The group is known for the interplay between Tasker’s guitar work and Macdonald’s vocals and songwriting. Their recordings are described as reflecting a strong level of skill and a close balance between melody, arrangement and interpretation.
Critical attention
Doghouse Roses receives praise for the way it brings together Scottish and American musical elements. Commentary on the duo also highlights Macdonald’s voice and Tasker’s guitar playing as central to its identity.




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