All Dogs was an American indie rock band that emerged from the bustling DIY music scene of Columbus, Ohio. The band, formed in 2012, was the expressive outlet of lead singer and guitarist Maryn Jones, who had previously played in the folk band Saintseneca and the punk outfit Delay. Rounded out by Amanda Bartley on bass, Jesse Withers (formerly of the band Delay) on drums, and later Nick Harris (of the band Defiance, Ohio) on guitar, All Dogs crafted a sound that blended elements of punk energy with indie rock introspection and raw, heartfelt lyricism.

Their catalogue, though modest, has made a lasting impression. All Dogs released their first full-length album, "Kicking Every Day," in August 2015 under Salinas Records, which was met with acclaim for its earnest storytelling enveloped in fuzzed-out guitars and catchy melodies. Prior to this, they had self-titled releases which included catchy and emotive songs that quickly became fan favorites. The band's visceral and vulnerable live performances were captured in sessions such as "All Dogs on Audiotree Live," showcasing the band’s dynamic presence and the emotional depth of their music. Even though they were a band for a relatively short period, All Dogs made a notable impact in the indie rock world before their disbandment, leaving behind a discography that continues to resonate with fans of the genre.