Dma's

Dma's

Dma's

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DMA'S recorded their self-titled debut EP in guitarist Johnny Took's bedroom in Newtown, Sydney, before its 28 March 2014 release through I OH YOU. The core trio was singer Tommy O'Dell, lead guitarist Matt Mason and Took on rhythm guitar. Now issued by Wonderlick, it is the first formal release in the band's catalogue, preceding Hills End by two years. Its close-room recording gives the guitars, tambourine and layered vocals the direct character of an early 2010s home studio.

The six-track set places indie rock and Britpop references around strummed acoustic guitars, overdriven leads and firm, unfussy drums. Breakthrough single "Delete" builds from exposed acoustic chords into a full-band final section, while "Feels Like 37" and "The Plan" bring denser electric guitars and quicker tempos. The current Wonderlick editions preserve the original sequence, completed by "Play It Out", "Your Low" and "So We Know". It belongs alongside Hills End for listeners tracing the band's catalogue back to its first release.

DMA'S recorded their self-titled debut EP in guitarist Johnny Took's bedroom in Newtown, Sydney, before its 28 March 2014 release through I OH YOU. The core trio was singer Tommy O'Dell, lead guitarist Matt Mason and Took on rhythm guitar. Now issued by Wonderlick, it is the first formal release in the band's catalogue, preceding Hills End by two years. Its close-room recording gives the guitars, tambourine and layered vocals the direct character of an early 2010s home studio.

The six-track set places indie rock and Britpop references around strummed acoustic guitars, overdriven leads and firm, unfussy drums. Breakthrough single "Delete" builds from exposed acoustic chords into a full-band final section, while "Feels Like 37" and "The Plan" bring denser electric guitars and quicker tempos. The current Wonderlick editions preserve the original sequence, completed by "Play It Out", "Your Low" and "So We Know". It belongs alongside Hills End for listeners tracing the band's catalogue back to its first release.

DMA'S recorded their self-titled debut EP in guitarist Johnny Took's bedroom in Newtown, Sydney, before its 28 March 2014 release through I OH YOU. The core trio was singer Tommy O'Dell, lead guitarist Matt Mason and Took on rhythm guitar. Now issued by Wonderlick, it is the first formal release in the band's catalogue, preceding Hills End by two years. Its close-room recording gives the guitars, tambourine and layered vocals the direct character of an early 2010s home studio.

The six-track set places indie rock and Britpop references around strummed acoustic guitars, overdriven leads and firm, unfussy drums. Breakthrough single "Delete" builds from exposed acoustic chords into a full-band final section, while "Feels Like 37" and "The Plan" bring denser electric guitars and quicker tempos. The current Wonderlick editions preserve the original sequence, completed by "Play It Out", "Your Low" and "So We Know". It belongs alongside Hills End for listeners tracing the band's catalogue back to its first release.

Details

Barcode
0199584537917
Publisher
Wonderlick
Barcode
0199584537610
Publisher
Wonderlick
Barcode
0199584534220
Publisher
Wonderlick
Genre
Rock/Pop
Released
20260821
Released
20260821
Released
20260821

Dimensions

L × W × H
12.5 × 12.5 × 0.5 in
Weight
250 g
L × W × H
12.5 × 12.5 × 0.5 in
Weight
250 g
L × W × H
6 × 5.2 × 0.5 in
Weight
90 g

Track Listing

11 TRACKS · 2 DISCS

  • Side A

    6 TRACKS
    21:10
    1.

    El Alamein

    3:50
    2.

    My Baby's Place

    3:55
    3.

    Hurracane

    3:05
    4.

    Killing Time

    3:32
    5.

    Heatin Park

    3:11
    6.

    Emailz

    3:37

  • Side B

    5 TRACKS
    17:11
    1.

    One & Only

    3:14
    2.

    Dancing Luck

    3:59
    3.

    Concrete

    3:39
    4.

    Windows

    2:50
    5.

    Distance

    3:29

Artist | Dma's

DMA'S formed in Sydney in 2012 around vocalist Tommy O'Dell, lead guitarist Matt Mason and acoustic guitarist Johnny Took. Mason and Took began writing in Took's bedroom, drawing on 1990s Britpop and the Australian indie-rock scene before O'Dell became their frontman. The debut single “Delete” and DMA'S EP, both released through I OH YOU in 2014, provided their breakthrough. Their signature sound pairs steady acoustic strumming and layered electric guitars with O'Dell's high, open-throated vocal.

Hills End (2016) delivered their full-length breakthrough, while For Now (2018) became their first Australian top-ten album. The Glow (2020) reached number two in Australia and number four in the UK, adding electronic production and dance rhythms, while How Many Dreams? (2023) climbed to number two on the UK Albums Chart. Across those records, DMA'S have carried the guitar textures and direct choruses of 1990s Britpop into a contemporary Australian festival setting. New listeners drawn to Oasis-sized guitar hooks, acoustic foundations and clear melodic vocals should start with Hills End.
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Artist | Dma's

DMA'S formed in Sydney in 2012 around vocalist Tommy O'Dell, lead guitarist Matt Mason and acoustic guitarist Johnny Took. Mason and Took began writing in Took's bedroom, drawing on 1990s Britpop and the Australian indie-rock scene before O'Dell became their frontman. The debut single “Delete” and DMA'S EP, both released through I OH YOU in 2014, provided their breakthrough. Their signature sound pairs steady acoustic strumming and layered electric guitars with O'Dell's high, open-throated vocal.

Hills End (2016) delivered their full-length breakthrough, while For Now (2018) became their first Australian top-ten album. The Glow (2020) reached number two in Australia and number four in the UK, adding electronic production and dance rhythms, while How Many Dreams? (2023) climbed to number two on the UK Albums Chart. Across those records, DMA'S have carried the guitar textures and direct choruses of 1990s Britpop into a contemporary Australian festival setting. New listeners drawn to Oasis-sized guitar hooks, acoustic foundations and clear melodic vocals should start with Hills End.
VIEW ALL DMA'S RELEASES →

Artist | Dma's

DMA'S formed in Sydney in 2012 around vocalist Tommy O'Dell, lead guitarist Matt Mason and acoustic guitarist Johnny Took. Mason and Took began writing in Took's bedroom, drawing on 1990s Britpop and the Australian indie-rock scene before O'Dell became their frontman. The debut single “Delete” and DMA'S EP, both released through I OH YOU in 2014, provided their breakthrough. Their signature sound pairs steady acoustic strumming and layered electric guitars with O'Dell's high, open-throated vocal.

Hills End (2016) delivered their full-length breakthrough, while For Now (2018) became their first Australian top-ten album. The Glow (2020) reached number two in Australia and number four in the UK, adding electronic production and dance rhythms, while How Many Dreams? (2023) climbed to number two on the UK Albums Chart. Across those records, DMA'S have carried the guitar textures and direct choruses of 1990s Britpop into a contemporary Australian festival setting. New listeners drawn to Oasis-sized guitar hooks, acoustic foundations and clear melodic vocals should start with Hills End.
VIEW ALL DMA'S RELEASES →