IV chord (Dm) is actually played as power chord (no 3rd, the note that
distinguishes major from minor) you could also play an A Dorian scale
which has a major IV chord. This will give an edgier sound than the
more melodic character produced by the natural minor scale. Of
course there are always the A minor pentatonic and blues scales.
Here's the breakdown of the chords as they appear in this application.
I chord =Am (comprised of A, C and E notes)
IV chord=D5 (comprised of D and A notes)
III chord=C add9 (comprised of C, E, G and D notes)
The progression is
|| Am | D5 Cadd9 :||
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