The Record Club: DMA's to discuss brand-new album How Many Dreams? and Number 1 battle

Australian pop rockers DMA's have been announced as the next guests on The Record Club with Bowers & Wilkins.

The trio - comprised of Tommy O'Dell, Matt Mason and Johnny Took - have just released their fourth studio album, How Many Dreams? a tight and compact 12 track LP, which sees the band stick to their indie-rock and Britpop revival roots, while also introducing electronic production into the mix. 

It's their boldest, freshest and definitely weirdest offering yet, mixing the mood of Oasis with a Chemical Brothers rave set. 

And How Many Dreams? has a lot to live up too - it's predecessor The Glow peaked at Number 4 on the Official Albums Chart in 2020, gifting DMA's their first-ever UK Top 10 record.

Now, they're aiming for the big one - Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart, although big releases by alt-rock supergroup boygenius (The Record) and pop auteur Melanie Martinez (Portals) will give the lads some stiff competition.

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Join us this Wednesday (April 5), then, where DMA's will be chatting to BBC Radio's Jess Iszatt about the new record, their sonic experimentations and how the battle for Number 1 in the UK will be shaping up.

Fans are also encouraged to submit their own questions live on-stream in the chat boxes as we'll be putting the best ones to them live - with one lucky fan whose question is asked winning a pair of snazzy Bowers & Wilkins headphones.

Set your reminder for The Record Club with DMA's here

Designed as a book club for albums, The Record Club in association with Bowers & Wilkins is a bi-monthly livestream, hosted by BBC Music’s Jess Iszatt, on Facebook Live, Twitch, Twitter and YouTube Live every other Wednesday.

Fans are encouraged to order the selected album from their favourite local record shop either in-store or on home delivery, listen to it in full, then tune into the broadcast armed with their questions for the artist and a chance to win a prize.