NME — Album isn't officially released until next Monday (September 26) more info

Stereogum — “Bedroom Eyes” is a sterling example of Dum Dum Girls’ generational reprise of Chrissie Hynde, a nifty trick that gives color and mood to the band’s forthcoming Only In Dreams LP. Pair it with the last-dance-at-prom cut “Coming Down” to g... more info

Impose Magazine — As the audio player chock full of past Dum Dum Girls tracks streaming below indicates, this new song from the increasingly less scuzzy California outfit is kind of the equivalent to seeing a high school tom girl show up at the five-year reunion dress... more info

Impose Magazine — What do you do when you've already released the lead single in both streaming and downloadable format and you've already announced your summer and fall touring plans, yet your sophomore record release is still over a month away? I don't k... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — DOWNLOAD: Dum Dum Girls - "Coming Down" (MP3) Dum Dum Girls at Bowery Ballroom in March (more by Amanda Hatfield) Last month we announced that Dum Dum Girls are releasing Only In Dreams (named after the Weezer song?) and touring... more info

Stereogum — “Coming Down” is the lead track from Dum Dum Girls’ forthcoming sophomore full-length Only In Dreams. It gives you a hint of the Chrissie Hynde/Pretenders vibe that percolates across the collection, though not as much as on other tracks (see �... more info

DrownedInSound — Last year Dum Dum Girls released an excellent record in I Will Be, which DiS scribe Dom Gourlay gave 8/10. Not bad at all. Now they've just confirmed the released of their new record, though Sub Pop, on September 26. This one is called Only In Dream... more info

NME — Los Angeles quartet also announce November UK tour more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Natasha Ryan Dum Dum Girls in Toronto for NXNE Dum Dum Girls are following the He Gets Me High EP which was released earlier this year with their second full length Only In Dreams. As opposed to their... more info

VH1 Blog — Ever since the dawn of the eighties when the music video revolution took place, musicians and directors alike have used the medium to unleash ideas and visions that often start bubbling up from the subconscious. When you think about it, this strategy... more info