Dollpile

Dollpile
Dollpile
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Listeners
3,774/mo
Est. Royalties
$12 - $46/mo

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MXMexico City, MX67
AUSydney, AU57
USDenver, US46
USNew York City, US46
USLos Angeles, US40

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393
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0
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328,138
Playlist follower reach (sum)
1,380+
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36.6%
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Biography & Metadata

Dollpile is Easter Sunday turned horror movie. Mixing elements of indie rock, shoegaze, and gothic folk, Dollpile is blending genres to make what they affectionately call fuzz folk. It is music for walking home alone to after a party, doom scrolling til the sun comes up, and then driving around your abandoned hometown pretending you’re actually going to call your high school best friend. The band changed their name in spring of 2025 to reflect the collaboration between writing members Isadora Eden and Sumner Erhard - the new name comes from an offhand comment made during a photoshoot. Dollpile’s second LP and first under the new band name is called Someone Else’s Heaven and will be released in February of 2026. After hearing the new material live, a friend described the new songs as "like your old music put on a leather jacket and started smoking ciggies". Dollpile LLC would never glorify cigarette use, but we agree: the new music feels the most confident, most ‘us’ it’s ever felt. The first two singles are out now, along with DIY music videos made by the band. "fuzz folk" - our bass player José "beautiful and unnerving" - HighClouds "evolves from folk-based intimacy to textured shoegaze bliss...gorgeous" - Obscure Sound

Updated Nov 1, 2026, 9:20 PM
First discovered Nov 19, 2025, 6:46 PM