Originially a solo project for Krist Gundred, Dum Dum Girls grew to a four-piece, female only group after signing with Sub Pop. The band's debut "I Will Be" was released to widespread acclaim and last year the group toured extensively including with Vampire Weekend and Beach House. Los Angeles-based Dum Dum Girls follow up their fuzzy, girl group-inspired Sub Pop debut "I Will Be" with He Gets Me High, an EP composed of three originals and a cover of swooning Smiths' classic "There Is A Light That Never Goes Out." Richard Gotteher (who also worked on I Will Be and is best known for penning "My Boyfriend's Back" and "I Want Candy"), and Sune Rose Wagner of the Raveonettes produced the EP