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IMG_5723 kopia.jpg Live Review from Girls with Guitars #1:

The next band is called “Dovey”.  An all-girl band consisting of Ami & Kay on guitars, Ting on Bass, and Sogun on lead vocals.  Their original drummer Mamui was taken over by a male friend of theirs whose name I didn’t quite catch…
I have to say, their first number, although an excellent song, sounded very disjointed, but that’s understandable, it’s the warm up song.
And after the second & third number, I felt like more rehearsal time was in order as, again, they sounded quite disjointed and lacked cohesion.  I like their guitar riffs and the melodies of their music, but they’re out of sync at times, which is quite distracting.  I wonder if it’s to do with the new drummer??
Don’t get me wrong, I really like their music.  Their fifth song is an English one which my Scottish friend “K” says is “reminiscent of THE SLITS in the 80’s but with more guitars, and more rockier than the reggae stuff THE SLITS used to play.”  So there.
Dovey is a band with a large sound that rocked the house!  I guess I’m just a perfectionist.  I think they can do even better!

Joves

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 Live Review from Underground 65:
Dovey was a bit nervous, that was easy to spot. This all girl band impressed us with professionalism in playing, but they seem to fear looking at the audience or even communicating with them/us. They made very mature music. I had to assume majority of the bands in The Underground already produced mature music, but when you watched their young stage performance, the music was exceptionally mature. Mild-looking lead guitarist Micky could actually lead the sound of the band through her tasteful guitar licks, and when she broke into the finger taps it was a pity the crowd did not go wild, may be because she was being so nonchalant about it that everyone else thought it was “oh nothing, never mind”. Their songs typically had a hard-rock arrangement, just sounding rather pop-rock. This highlighted singer Natalia’s great voice, reminding me of Dolores O’Riodan of The Cranberries. And we all know, this kind of voice can go very far. With this amazing line up, why so shy?
Bun Ng

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Official Band Website: http://myspace.com/doveydovey

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