Music:
Member Since: 12/8/2005
Band Website: myspace.com/dollandthekicks
Band Members:
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Doll
Chris
Matt
Olivier
Please contact our managers,
Michelle Brook & Jennifer Ivory
with booking, press and other enquiries
management(at)dollandthekicks.com Apologies to people who have emailed us at DATKManagement(at)Gmail.com - there was a mystery problem with that account and lots of messages have fallen into the digital ether. Please email us again. Maybe we can be pen pals!
Our CD is now available for you to purchase and savour via the miracle that is paypal! Only £3.50 including postage.
Tracklisting: Always Been Her
In The Radio
Everything to Lose
Influences: Our influences range from Kate Bush (early stuff) P J Harvey, Cocteau Twins, Transvision Vamp, Blondie, Massive Attack...............Mark Fryer and let's not forget Toto
Sounds Like: Our New Video - take a peek.
"DATK are all attitude; radiating confidence, striking poses and delivering high quality, driven, eccentric pop. Singer Doll’s voice is a perfectly spotless hybrid of Kate Bush and Gwen Steffani. Her energy is frantic yet focused and she works the crowd like a pro." ARTROCKER
"Doll & The Kicks pull off some damn hard sugary rock that scratches like it’s the biggest bitch in the playground." THE SOURCE
"Full on feisty versatile firecracker of a band Doll and the Kicks confirmed to all and sundry that heavy can also be melodic, varied and fun. With bold time changes and glorious melodies Doll and the Kicks are never dull." BBC SOUTHERN COUNTIES.
"Brighton band with kooky girl singer who comes on like Lene Lovich, Kate Bush, Toyah and Wendy James all rolled into one. Commercially alluring , punky and catchy fare." LONDON BUGBEAR PROMOTIONS
"Doll bounces around the stage with the look and energy of a young Blondie....With floor-filling dance tunes such as Just 16, Always Been Her and Disco Queen, the music easily matches the glamour the band projects." ENTS24.COM
"Back up at The Park, the BBC Introcuding Stage was the place to be for emerging new talent, giving some of Britain’s hottest new talent the chance to play the legendary mudfest. Doll and the Kicks outshone the others, with a set of danceable indie rock tracks that sit nicely between the likes of Yeah Yeah Yeahs and The Rapture.
Their all-too-brief set edged from the more frenetic tracks built over their strong rhythm section to the more vocally-driven Kate Bush-esque tracks but the best moments were when the two sides of the band came together during the last couple of numbers. Throwing countless shirts out to the crowd that squeezed under the undercover area to avoid the rain, the-four-guys-and-a-girl genuinely relished a festival experience they’ll be hoping to reprise in coming years." GLASTONBURY REVIEW FROM AUSTRALIAN MUSIC SITE - FASTERLOUDER.COM.AU
Type of Label: None
