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ITR 355LP
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"The Demolition Doll Rods are back, Jack. Those masters of Motor City mayhem have returned. Perhaps the only band to be asked by a promoter to keep their clothes on, the Demolition Doll Rods -- who have not been in a studio together in fourteen years -- are set to unleash Into The Brave in October 2020. Formed in a Detroit basement in 1993, the Demolition Doll Rods are infamous for their rude, crude two-guitars-drums-no-extra-stuff rock 'n' roll, not to mention those minimal matching Doll Rod outfits, which included wearing hubcaps, doll heads and even swiss cheese. They recorded four very singular albums together -- starting with their outrageous debut Tasty in 1997 (coproduced by Jon Spencer and Mick Collins) -- but called it quits in 2007 when co-founders Margaret Doll Rod and Danny Kroha went their separate ways. Until last year, that is, when out of the blue Margaret suddenly reunited with Danny to perform some scorching live shows alongside new drummer Shelby Murphy. Any doubts that the Doll Rods still have it are blown away mere seconds into listening to Into The Brave, for this collection of twelve songs is as loud, crazy and demented as anything they have ever created). So here it is -- Into The Brave, another collection of nutbucket numbers only the Doll Rods could concoct." --Jimmy McDonough
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MRDVD 002DVD
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2007 release. Demolition Doll Rods posses a buck naked abandon that connects with anybody who has a penchant for loose, firm rock'n'roll. This documents being in the room as close as you're gonna get without actually being there. You can testify in the comfort of your living room. Alone or with friends. As a bonus you get a 25-minute ride through the Fortune Records catalogue as interpreted by the pre-Tia DDR. Total run time: approx. 117 minutes. NTSC/PAL multi-region format.
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