Dogma

DOGMA beckons like a mythological siren calling all travelers adrift on the seas of conformity. Is DOGMA a band? A cult? A way of life? DOGMA is whatever the forces of nature demand—four women united by melody, ideology, and chaos, sharpening hard rock and metal into weapons.

They possess an unapologetic reverence for HUMAN nature and independence. DOGMA adopts the monikers of powerful feminine entities - Lilith, Lamia, Nixe, Abrahel – adopted by diverse, ancient cultures. They draw upon legend to refashion the empty modern world, against the cruel rule of superstition. Wielding creative passion, empowered sensuality, and freedom, DOGMA stands in opposition to ignorance, institutions, dominion, and all suffocating limitations.

As a nun represents abstinence and repression, DOGMA champions unbridled desire and freedom, with theatricality as timeless as KISS or Alice Cooper, and music as timely as The Pretty Reckless or In This Moment DOGMA subverts all expectations with delicious vocal hooks, conceptually driven storytelling, and hard-charging heavy metal/hard rock anthems armed with big riffs and rhythm.

For DOGMA, true blasphemy is to deny one’s self. They take furious aim at religious hypocrites and oppressive systems, summoning a cult of like-minded iconoclasts with songs of joyous rebellion. Sexuality without compulsion, speaking out without fear: DOGMA implores listeners to abandon the false reality of modern culture.