That in the universe of rock there are excellent bands that are completely unknown is not new, and we all know that often success comes from commercial policies or fortunate circumstances, sometimes more than deserved. This is not the case with Devil Doll because if luck is blind and has kept its distance from them, unfortunately, we can say the same for "bad luck." We'll see why later. The fact is that these Devil Doll are fundamentally Ms. Colleen Duffy, who drags behind her an adolescence filled with drugs, alcohol, and violence, and a punk past that she has never renounced, clearly felt in her songs. Accompanied by a group of top-notch musicians (Jon Button, ex-Who), Colleen Duffy has a voice like few others, a mix of Dita von Teese and Julie London, with husky tones reminiscent of Wanda Jackson at her best. And the music? Here's the interesting part because if you think you can label it somewhere, you're gravely mistaken. She can effortlessly transition from rockabilly, to blues, to punk, to rock, to jazz, adding to each piece a touch of her own personality and originality. Unclassifiable is the right term. And what about bad luck? With all the talent she carried, Colleen Duffy woke up in 2014 in a wheelchair. After years of therapy, Colleen Duffy is back, and we eagerly await her new album set to be released in April 2020, titled "Lover & a Fighter."
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