Death From Above 1979 - "You're A Woman, I'm A Machine" label_Vanner Records LLC 262 in 2012

262 in 2012

streets rush by

'Moves like Jagger' served as the biggest influence for composing and writing most songs on Overexposed

'Brilliant Corners' defies convention and challenges the listener to explore new sonic territories

This is the "new" heavier three-piece version of The Hussy

Death From Above 1979 - "You're A Woman, I'm A Machine" label_Vanner Records LLC 262 in 2012Released in 2004, You're a Woman, I'm a Machine is the debut album by Canadian duo Death From Above 1979, known for its aggressive, bass driven dance punk sound. Tracks like "Romantic Rights" and "Black History Month" became underground hits. Today, the album is seen as a key influence on 2000s indie and punk scenes.