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5 Reasons Why DOROTHY Is Everyone's Favorite New Band

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5 Reasons Why DOROTHY Is Everyone's Favorite New Band

Hot new band DOROTHY is gaining momentum after their songs have been featured in commercials for Levi’s and Pandora. “Raise Hell” and “Wicked Ones” are becoming the band’s most well-known songs. DOROTHY is the next big thing in rock music and here’s why.

1. They’ve been compared to the White Stripes, the Kills, AC/DC, and “a revved up Adele teetering on the brink of chaos".

Rock and roll Adele? Hello, who doesn’t want to hear that?

2. They are bringing back sex, drugs, and rock and roll, but in a better way.

They are a new generation of rock that keeps the powerful guitar riffs from classic rock but leaves the keytars and mullets in the past.


3. Raise Hell is the perfect song to roll down your windows and blow out your speakers to.


Or any other song on their self-titled album.


4. Lead singer Dorothy Martin is the woman we all aspire to be.


After overcoming her anxiety, she is now a confident badass who struts around stage and swears like a sailor.


5. She also doesn’t care how anyone sees her.

“I don't care if you think I'm hot or not, or want me to take my shirt off. I'm not going to. I’m going to grab the microphone and sing. That's what I came to do.”



Note: all quotes are taken from LA Weekly October 2014 interview by Pamela Chelin.

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