Yes, Virginia, Dresden Dolls new album is a one-hour outburst that captures the true essence or rock mix with their own brand of rules, rhyme and reason.

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We pledged our kingdom for something original; now Dresden Dolls are snickering at the Chicago DVD on our plasma screen. The unpredictable neo-cabaret duo has vastly improved on 2004s uneven self-titled debut. Debonair frontvixen Amanda Palmer can double-entendre us any time.