The title of B-Room references Dr. Dog's newly built studio, an integral part of making the new album; making a record is a lot like doing construction. Recording many of the album's tracks as live takes, Dr. Dog discovered the soul roots always inherent in their Philadelphia background. 'The Truth,' the Gamble and Huff inspired track that opens the album, is only the most obvious manifestation; on songs like 'Minding the Usher' and 'Love' the spontaneity of the band's live performances seamlessly fuses with the intricacy of their kaleidoscopic composition.