LMLC Media collided with “nuns without borders” recently — witnessing a fun ride show with “dark religious” and super sarcastic goth rockers — DOGMA.
The band headlined an event a Clifton New Jersey’s popular Dingbatz facility in November.
Currently all female and now fully decked out with nun costumes and corpse paint, DOGMA continued their self-proclaimed mission to “wage war” on “the doctrines that seek to limit us all” — part of their 22-event “Time to Be Free” tour.
DOGMA have been in existence since first performing in 2011 — with most of their music centred on themes like the Devil and human sexuality. The band, which has witnessed frequent member lineup shakeups during and throughout that period — has also often chosen to remain anonymous by name — for the most part.
Their discography includes studio albums Dogma (2023), Sudden Sky (2019), Retrograde (2016), The Resistance: Rise of the Runaways (2014) and The Fallout (2012).
As the year 2025 comes to an end — some reports are surfacing that DOGMA may now in fact be — no more (?) Exiting and former members of the band cite (alleged) incidents of mistreatment by both their management and also other performers. Thus DOGMA’s already controversial history may be leading now to an unclear future (?)
Photos by Dave DeAngelis
