Alison: What’s the story behind how you all met and came together to form DOM?


DOM: i met bob in december. we were gonna put together an electronic project but decided to start a band instead and started tryn ppl out. erik was a tryout that seemed to work out at the time. i wrote the song jesus and it picked up on da blogs so we put together a 7 song ep to keep the hype goin. met cosmo at a honky tonk night in bk

A: For those who have never listened to DOM, how would you describe your sound?



D: idk how id describe the sound really. we've only been a band for a short while so we're sill developing but right now i like writing surfy riffs, cosmo shreds em, bob makes em dancey and erik rounds it all out

A: How has living in Worcester, Massachusetts—not associated as a musical epicenter—influenced and affected your music?



D: Worcester has been super supportive and fun. there are a lot of creative ppl here and theres always something to do. 

A: The content of your songs, i.e. “Bochicha” and “Jesus”, are uniquely personal yet widely relatable. What sorts of experiences or topics are you drawing inspiration from at the moment?

D: trips to da cape, bar fightn, gals, arizona.

A: Your EP is titled “Sun Bronzed Greek Gods," what Greek God would you want to be and why?



D: i would wanna b hades 


A: What is the sexiest part about living in America?

D: sexiest thing bout living in america is ass wednesdays at Ralphs

A: What are your plans for the upcoming months and future?

D: we're going on a national tour w ratatat, getting married settling down