DRESDEN DOLLS APPLY NUMEROLOGY TO SXSW

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NEW YORK (RoadRunner Records) - According to Blender Magazine, the Dresden Dolls "push the musical theater-meets-heavy metal envelope into unclassifiable territory on their new release, Yes, Virginia," so it's not surprising that they would take a somewhat jaded view of the SXSW festival, while extending weary sympathy to bands hawking endless reams of demo CDs and gig flyers.

Confused? So were we until we watched the following CLIP explaining it all (or most of it) in vivid, lurid detail.

Yes, Virginia features 13 provocative tracks, including "Sing," "Backstabber" and "Dirty Business," and is in stores now.