DMA's: Baby Blue Vinyl LP DJ Black Low ‘Driving Home For Christmas’ naturally

‘Driving Home For Christmas’ naturally opens ‘The Christmas Album’

while Archer’s fiery fretboard forays on the likes of the riffy “Spitfire” are a vital part of the Grand Slam architecture

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I prefer some of the demos to what actually came out on the record because of how intimate and solitary the process was

DMA's: Baby Blue Vinyl LP DJ Black Low ‘Driving Home For Christmas’ naturallyAustralian trio DMAS return with their expansive fifth studio album, DMAS, a confident, selftitled statement that captures the band at a defining moment in their career. Written and recorded between the bands own studio in Glebe, Sydney, and Los Angeles, the 11track album showcases the evolution of DMAS unmistakable anthemic sound. While the melodies remain as immediate and emotionally charged as ever, the record introduces fresh sonic textures and