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About Scoobert Doobert

Scoobert Doobert is the solo recording project of Luke Francis Walton — a philosopher and multi-instrumentalist who writes, plays, and records lo-fi, indie, and bedroom pop in San Diego, California.

The boot screen says it best: a pizza shop off the coast of San Diego — it is actually a solo music project by a philosopher. That second sentence is the literal truth. The pizza shop is a bit. The songs are not.

The music

Scoobert Doobert has been quietly prolific — a long run of self-recorded songs, EPs, and full albums made the DIY way, plus a vinyl release through New Cosmos Records. The songs tend to be warm and a little anxious at the same time: small, hand-built bedroom-pop about modern life, getting through the day, and being a person. Press along the way has come from The New LoFi, Vents Magazine, Where the Music Meets, San Diego’s 91X, and others.

The best way in is simply to listen: streaming or the full catalog on Bandcamp. The whole index of everything — every profile, release, video, and interview — lives on the link archive.

Love Music More

Alongside his own records, Luke runs Love Music More — a podcast and Substack about exactly what it says: loving music more, and championing the people who make it.

The philosophy of the pizza

This website is the goblin-mode archive of all of it. It opens as a deliberately ugly 1996 “electronic pizza storefront” and, if you let it, falls backward through the web eras and drops you into a low-poly world off the coast of San Diego — a long-overdue delivery on a promise the early web made and never quite kept. The retro costume is a joke. Underneath, this is a real musician’s home on the internet, and every link here goes somewhere real.