"Stiff Little Fingers" (2010, Hell Yes! Records)."Pay for Me/Before It's Gone" split with Male Bonding (2010, Sub Pop).I Will Be (2010, HoZac Records/ Sub Pop).Jules Medeiros – guitar, vocals (2010–2016)ĭum Dum Girls in 2010 Studio albums.Her debut album, X-Communicate, was released by Sub Pop on May 27, 2016. On January 28, 2016, Dee Dee announced the closure of the Dum Dum Girls and the creation of a new solo project, Kristin Kontrol. In November 2015, Sub Pop released a collaboration 7" single, "Red Sun" b/w "Echo", with the 4AD band Merchandise. She also featured on Lemonade's single "Dancer on the Shore" in August 2015. In May 2015, Dee Dee and collaborator UUV/Andrew Miller released a single, "Is There Any Other One?", as HUNI. She was also featured on "Play for Today", a duet from Belle and Sebastian's 2015 album, Girls in Peacetime Want to Dance.
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In 2013, Dee Dee composed the opening theme for the animated series Beware the Batman. In 2012, Dum Dum Girls drummer Sandra Vu created the band Sisu, which she described as combining "echo-ridden, cold, distorted synth sounds-with pop melodies". Dee Dee and her husband released a 2013 single, "Something That Feels Bad Is Something That Feels Good", as Haunted Hearts, followed by the Initiation full-length in 2014. Townsend of Crystal Stilts recorded a one-sided 7" single, "Faraway Friend," under the name Zodiacs, which was given away via Captured Tracks mail order. ĭee Dee and Tamaryn released a cover of the Jesus and Mary Chain song "Teenage Lust" in 2011 under the name Les Demoniaques. The Mayfair Set, a duo with Mike Sniper of Blank Dogs, released an eponymous single followed by the Young One 12" EP, both in 2009. On December 5, 2014, Converse released a Dum Dum Girls split single, "On Christmas", as the third part of three digital installments of the company's holiday-themed compilation EP, Noise to the World 2. For this album, Dee Dee cited Suede, Blondie, Siouxsie and the Banshees, the Pretenders, Madonna and the Stone Roses as her influences. On October 31, 2013, Dum Dum Girls announced their third full-length album Too True, set for release on Janu and featuring the single "Lost Boys & Girls Club", whose video premiered with H&M on October 31, 2013. The EP received "Best New Music" from Pitchfork as well. In September 2012, the EP End of Daze was released, preceded by the single "Lord Knows" on July 31, 2012, which Pitchfork awarded "Best New Track". On December 1, 2011, Dum Dum Girls performed "Bedroom Eyes" on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.
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This album is the only Dum Dum Girls recording to feature the full band. Second album Only in Dreams was released in September 2011, featuring the singles "Coming Down" and "Bedroom Eyes". This record marked the addition of Sune Rose Wagner of the Raveonettes to the production team. In 2011, the EP He Gets Me High was released, which included a cover of " There Is a Light That Never Goes Out" by the Smiths. After its release, Dee Dee assembled a touring band, and their first shows were in support of Girls. The cover of the album featured a college snapshot of Dee Dee's mother, who died from cancer in 2010. The record included guest guitarists Nick Zinner of Yeah Yeah Yeahs on "Yours Alone" Dee Dee's ex-husband, Brandon Welchez of Crocodiles, on "Blank Girl" and Andrew Miller on multiple tracks. Gottehrer also co-wrote the early 1960s hit songs " My Boyfriend's Back" and " I Want Candy". Dee Dee produced the record with Richard Gottehrer, who had previously worked with Richard Hell, Blondie, the Go-Gos and the Raveonettes. Pitchfork described the songs as "genuine earworms, both unfailingly hip and often wonderfully associative". ĭum Dum Girls' debut album, I Will Be, was released in March 2010 and was well received by critics. It was followed by an EP on Captured Tracks and a 7" on HoZac Records She quickly gained attention with these releases and signed to Sub Pop in July 2009. The first release under the Dum Dum Girls moniker was a five-song CDR on her own label, Zoo Music, in late 2008.
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