DDG was simply a vessel for me to hone my songwriting and remained very DIY in terms of recording even through the first album was on Sub Pop. I had very little intention other than to be psyched on art. I wanted to scrap everything and do my own thing. I was VERY over being in bands, so much that I was depressed beyond just creatively. When did you decide you wanted to start your own band, and how did you come up with the name Dum Dum Girls? Sorta like that T Rex song: I sang myself right out of the womb.
I've always felt called to music it's a compulsion. Hi Dee Dee! Introduce yourself, and tell us a little bit about how you became interested in music. We spoke to Dee Dee Penny, vocalist of Dum Dum Girls, about how she never stops finding inspiration musically, her favorite albums, and knowing she was born to make music.
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