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Whelanslive.com presents
DOTT
plus guests
THE RUN ONS and
LITTLE X's FOR EYES
VENUE - Upstairs@Whelans
DATE - 16th November
"Swoon" Album launch!
Dott’s eagerly-awaited debut album ‘Swoon’ is to be released on December 3rd in the US. The band will tour in November with advance copies of records and CDs. The album marks Dott’s second release on US label Graveface Records after their re-issue of the critically acclaimed EP “Button” on 7” vinyl in April of this year. Small Pony, the opening track of the album was premiered on Impose Magazine earlier this week and has been receiving glowing reviews since then.
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Dott are from Galway, Ireland and play shiney, harmony-driven guitar pop. Their eagerly awaited debut album "Swoon" will be released onDecember 3rd 2013 on Graveface Records US. Their EP "Button" was released in 2012 on the Popical Island Collective and on 7" vinyl with Graveface Records USA in April 2013.
Formed only in January 2012, Dott had a busy first year with appearances live on national television on the Late Late Show, at Electric Picnic, HWCH,, Camden Crawl, Indiependence, Club Popicalia, 2FM Dan Hegarty Sessions, Arena RTE Radio 1, Ceol ar an Imeall TG4 and Community of Independents, DCTV. Dott recently made their US debut at New York’s favourite independent music venue the Cake Shop, New York. Dott can be heard on BBC Radio, Today FM, 2FM, RTE RADIO 1, RnaG, 98FM and Phantom Radio.
"Sunny garage rock with dash, shizzle and superfly choruses from Galway-based underground supergroup" Jim Carrol, On the Record, The Irish Times.
"Glowing garage pop, catchy and super fun" Niall Byrne, Nialler9.com
"Dott have some infectious tunes on their Button EP... "Leave Tonight" and "Let's Do It" are especially good." Bill Pearis, Brooklyn Vegan
"Dott is a band that astutely turns that inherent sweetness into a melee of crunchy guitars, masterful breakdowns, and deliberate "oo"s and "ahh"s that don't put the song too far into pop territory". Dayna Evans, Impose Magazine
DOTT
plus guests
THE RUN ONS and
LITTLE X's FOR EYES
VENUE - Upstairs@Whelans
DATE - 16th November
"Swoon" Album launch!
Dott’s eagerly-awaited debut album ‘Swoon’ is to be released on December 3rd in the US. The band will tour in November with advance copies of records and CDs. The album marks Dott’s second release on US label Graveface Records after their re-issue of the critically acclaimed EP “Button” on 7” vinyl in April of this year. Small Pony, the opening track of the album was premiered on Impose Magazine earlier this week and has been receiving glowing reviews since then.
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Dott are from Galway, Ireland and play shiney, harmony-driven guitar pop. Their eagerly awaited debut album "Swoon" will be released onDecember 3rd 2013 on Graveface Records US. Their EP "Button" was released in 2012 on the Popical Island Collective and on 7" vinyl with Graveface Records USA in April 2013.
Formed only in January 2012, Dott had a busy first year with appearances live on national television on the Late Late Show, at Electric Picnic, HWCH,, Camden Crawl, Indiependence, Club Popicalia, 2FM Dan Hegarty Sessions, Arena RTE Radio 1, Ceol ar an Imeall TG4 and Community of Independents, DCTV. Dott recently made their US debut at New York’s favourite independent music venue the Cake Shop, New York. Dott can be heard on BBC Radio, Today FM, 2FM, RTE RADIO 1, RnaG, 98FM and Phantom Radio.
"Sunny garage rock with dash, shizzle and superfly choruses from Galway-based underground supergroup" Jim Carrol, On the Record, The Irish Times.
"Glowing garage pop, catchy and super fun" Niall Byrne, Nialler9.com
"Dott have some infectious tunes on their Button EP... "Leave Tonight" and "Let's Do It" are especially good." Bill Pearis, Brooklyn Vegan
"Dott is a band that astutely turns that inherent sweetness into a melee of crunchy guitars, masterful breakdowns, and deliberate "oo"s and "ahh"s that don't put the song too far into pop territory". Dayna Evans, Impose Magazine
