Death From Above 1979

Best/Worst Behavior: Music Superlatives – Week of 7/11-14
Best/Worst Behavior: Music Superlatives – Week of 7/11-14
Best/Worst Behavior: Music Superlatives – Week of 7/11-14
It's time for our very first weekly music roundup! We could give you the 10 best songs or five best videos or some other played out listicle concept, but instead, every Friday we're going to give you a completely different played out concept: superlatives. Each week in this ...
Death From Above 1979’s Comeback Begins With “Trainwreck 1979″
Death From Above 1979’s Comeback Begins With “Trainwreck 1979″
Death From Above 1979’s Comeback Begins With “Trainwreck 1979″
Death From Above 1979 stormed onto the scene in 2004, armed with nothing but a bass, Moog, drums, and Sebastian Grainger's strained yelps on their debut, You're a Woman, I'm a Machine. The result was a thrashing groove-punk firestorm, but it disintegrated just as quickly as it started when Grainger and Jesse Keeler broke up two short years later...