Dorothy: In-store with TVD at DC’s Som Records

PHOTOS: BRENDAN O’HARA | The first thing that one comes to understand almost immediately is that Dorothy is a BAND. Sure they take their name from powerhouse vocalist and stunning frontwoman Dorothy Martin, however she and boys—guitarist Nick Maybury, guitarist Leroy Wulfmeier, bassist Eliot Lorango, and drummer Jason Ganberg—are one hell of a rock ‘n’ roll group. (We caught them live—we can attest.)

The second thing? The band loves them some record stores and vinyl. We’ve had a few, let’s say, lukewarm participants in the past join us for a rummage through the crates, but not this bunch. They arrived stoked and ready to roll.

In Washington on the “Freedom Tour” to support the band’s second full-length album 28 Days in the Valley—which arrives in a record store near you on Friday, March 16, 2018—the band carved out an hour for us at DC’s Som Records for a hang and some record shopping. Which promptly ran long.

So, time’s a waistin’—we’re record shopping with Dorothy at Washington, DC’s Som Records!

Dorothy’s sophomore full length release, 28 Days in the Valley arrives in stores March 16, 2018—on vinyl. Preorder here.

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