Death From Above 1979: You're A Woman, I'm A Machine (Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP

"When one of Toronto bassist Jesse Keeler’s concerts was canceled following the 9/11 terrorist attacks, he invited drummer Sebastien Grainger over to jam and Death From Above 1979 was born. Following an indie EP, the duo released their full-length debut YOU’RE A WOMAN, I’M A MACHINE in 2004, and it’s dance-punk that delivers on both fronts; tracks like 'Blood on Our Hands,' 'Romantic Rights' and 'Turn It Out' pulse with urgency. It's hard to envision the only instruments on this album aside from the odd fute sample or moog oscillation, are the bass and drums. If you're jonesin' for an intelligent, uncompromising but accessible rock record to rival Queens of the Stone Age's SONGS FOR THE DEATH and the first Foo Fighters album - the Eye, then this is the album for you." - Atlantic

• pink splatter colored vinyl
• includes printed insert
• limited edition
• original release year: 2005
• music label: Atlantic 2025

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