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Content Introduction The Danish treasure that enjoyed immense popularity in the 90s, that impenetrable trio ensemble, is back! DML, known for their exquisite melancholic melodies, hard and technical sound that makes frequent use of unconventional rhythms, and superb ballads, has finally reunited and released their first album in 20 years! Their 1994 debut album, "Dizzy Mizz Lizzy," topped the charts for four consecutive weeks, selling over 250,000 copies and becoming a historic hit in Danish music history (equivalent to 5.8 million copies in Japanese population!). It also garnered over 100,000 copies in Japan when it was released in 1995, creating a sensation in the HR/HM scene. Their second album, "Rotator" (1996), was also a big hit, but they sadly disbanded in 1998, with vocalist/guitarist Tim Christensen pursuing a solo career. They temporarily reunited for a tour only in 2009-2010, but no album was released. In January of this year, DML suddenly released "I WOULD IF I COULD BUT I CAN'T," their first new song since their reunion. This, along with "MADE TO BELIEVE" in April, both debuted at number one on the Danish iTunes charts, once again demonstrating their immense popularity in Denmark. In October, they made their first appearance at a Japanese festival, "LOUD PARK 15," where their spectacular comeback performance, featuring new songs, was met with thunderous applause. Media reviews and more: Debuting in 1994 and creating a sensation in the HR/HM scene, the Danish treasure trio, Dizzy Mizz Lizzy, led by Tim Christensen (Vo/G), have released their first album in 20 years! Their exquisite melancholic melodies, hard and technical sound utilizing unconventional rhythms, and superb ballads are all part of their charm as they reunite. (C)RS
