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Diamond Doll

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Diamond Doll is a female fronted hard rock band from Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand.

The band formed in 2010 and features three of four members of the now disbanded Oxboy. Expect heavy but melodic; the hard edge of metal with a rock foundation and punk rock attitude. Diamond Doll bring the noise but they don’t forget the music.

The band recently released their debut single ‘Consume’ which features on
the compilation album ‘DOCO 2010-2011’ out on Hawke’s Bay based label Hit Your Head Music.

Already the band has an impressive list of gigs under their belt, including performing two years running at New Zealand’s biggest Motorcycle Festival ‘Cold Duck', and after winning the fan-based poll in 2011, Diamond Doll were the opening band for ‘I Am Giant’ NZ in Hawke’s Bay.

2012 will see the band fine-tuning a handful of original material in preparation for their debut EP release, as well as hitting the road for some out of town shows.

Band Members:
Tyley (vocals)
Kane (guitar)
Hogga (bass)
Livid (drums)

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  • Napier


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