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* AnimalMotifs: Elephants, as shown by their logo which is a drawing of their faces but with elephant trunks on them.
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* SurrealMusicVideo: "Caught Up" features the duo performing in a mysterious room before being shocked by lightning and transformed into geometrical figures.
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* IconicLogo: The graphic featured on the cover of ''You're a Woman, I'm a Machine'' has become the band logo, and reappeared on ''The Physical World'' and ''Outrage Is Now''.
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* DancePunk: The TropeCodifier alongside Music/LCDSoundsystem.
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* AllWomenArePrudes: Discussed and defied on "Romantic Rights".
->''Your romantic rights are all that you got\\
Push them down, son, it's more than just lip\\
C'mon, girls, I know you know what you want\\
C'mon, c'mon now and give them all shh''
->''Your romantic rights are all that you got\\
Push them down, son, it's more than just lip\\
C'mon, girls, I know you know what you want\\
C'mon, c'mon now and give them all shh''
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* IntercourseWithYou: A common lyrical preoccupation of the band; matter of fact, about half of ''You're a Woman, I'm a Machine'' has lyrics with strong sexual undertones.
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* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: Their material usually sits at around a 5, though they can drop down to a 4 every now and then.
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Death from Above (formerly known as Death from Above 1979) is a Canadian AlternativeDance and NoiseRock duo, consisting of bassist Jesse F. Keeler and vocalist Sebastian Grainger.
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Death from Above (formerly known as Death from Above 1979) is a Canadian AlternativeDance and NoiseRock duo, consisting of bassist Jesse F. Keeler and drummer and vocalist Sebastian Sebastien Grainger.
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* ''Is 4 Lovers'' (2021)
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* LeadDrummer: Keeler plays drums and provides the lead vocals.
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* LeadDrummer: Keeler Grainger plays drums and provides the lead vocals.
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Death From Above (formerly known as Death From Above 1979) is a Canadian AlternativeDance and NoiseRock duo. Their first album, 2004's ''You're a Woman, I'm a Machine'' was known for its seamless blend of noise rock and dance grooves, as well as its sexual lyrics. The duo broke up in 2006, leaving fans with only one studio album. The duo did reunite in 2014 with the release of ''The Physical World''. Their song, "Romantic Rights", was used as the theme song to ''Series/HumanGiant''. Their most recent album is 2017's Outrage Is Now.
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While the two have told [[MultipleChoicePast numerous stories regarding the circumstances of how they met]] (at a Music/SonicYouth concert, in prison, on a pirate ship, in a gay bar, etc.), Keeler and Grainger did officially come together in 2001, releasing their debut EP ''Heads Up'' the following year.
The original band name was Death from Above, but in 2004 they were forced to change to Death from Above 1979 after the record label of the same name caught notice and sent a cease-and-desist letter. To say they were upset about this was quite the {{understatement}}.
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* ''Heads Up'' Up EP'' (2002)
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Aroused By Their Voice — is about a sexy voice (considered seductive in-universe), not about sex and sounds of moaning.
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'''Death From Above''' (formerly known as Death From Above 1979) is a Canadian AlternativeDance and NoiseRock duo. Their first album, 2004's ''You're a Woman, I'm a Machine'' was known for its seamless blend of noise rock and dance grooves, as well as its sexual lyrics. The duo broke up in 2006, leaving fans with only one studio album. The duo did reunite in 2014 with the release of ''The Physical World''. Their song, "Romantic Rights", was used as the theme song to ''Series/HumanGiant''. Their most recent album is 2017's Outrage Is Now.
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* IconicLogo - The graphic featured on the cover of ''You're a Woman, I'm a Machine'' has become the band logo, and reappeared on ''The Physical World'' and ''Outrage Is Now''
* TheseHandsHaveKilled - Their song, "Blood on Our Hands"
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* IconicLogo - The graphic featured on the cover of ''You're a Woman, I'm a Machine'' has become the band logo, and reappeared on ''The Physical World'' and ''Outrage Is Now''
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'''Death From Above''' (formerly known as Death From Above 1979) is a Canadian AlternativeDance and NoiseRock duo. Their first album, 2004's ''You're a Woman, I'm a Machine'' was known for its seamless blend of noise rock and dance grooves, as well as its sexual lyrics. The duo broke up in 2006, leaving fans with only one studio album. The duo did reunite in 2014 with the release of ''The Physical World''. Their song, "Romantic Rights", was used as the theme song to ''Series/HumanGiant''.
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'''Death From Above''' (formerly known as Death From Above 1979) is a Canadian AlternativeDance and NoiseRock duo. Their first album, 2004's ''You're a Woman, I'm a Machine'' was known for its seamless blend of noise rock and dance grooves, as well as its sexual lyrics. The duo broke up in 2006, leaving fans with only one studio album. The duo did reunite in 2014 with the release of ''The Physical World''. Their song, "Romantic Rights", was used as the theme song to ''Series/HumanGiant''.
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* IconicLogo - The graphic featured on the cover of ''You're a Woman, I'm a Machine'' has become the band logo, and reappeared on ''The Physical World''.World'' and ''Outrage Is Now''
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!!Death from Above 1979's music contains examples of:
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They have removed the 1979 from the band name. They're just Death From Above now
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'''Death From Above 1979''' is a Canadian AlternativeDance and NoiseRock duo. Their first album, 2004's ''You're a Woman, I'm a Machine'' was known for its seamless blend of noise rock and dance grooves, as well as its sexual lyrics. The duo broke up in 2006, leaving fans with only one studio album. The duo did reunite in 2014 with the release of ''The Physical World''. Their song, "Romantic Rights", was used as the theme song to ''Series/HumanGiant''.
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'''Death From Above''' (formerly known as Death From Above 1979''' 1979) is a Canadian AlternativeDance and NoiseRock duo. Their first album, 2004's ''You're a Woman, I'm a Machine'' was known for its seamless blend of noise rock and dance grooves, as well as its sexual lyrics. The duo broke up in 2006, leaving fans with only one studio album. The duo did reunite in 2014 with the release of ''The Physical World''. Their song, "Romantic Rights", was used as the theme song to ''Series/HumanGiant''.
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'''Death From Above 1979''' is a Canadian AlternativeDance and NoiseRock duo. Their first album, 2004's ''You're a Woman, I'm a Machine'' was known for its seamless blend of noise rock and dance grooves, as well as its sexual lyrics. The duo broke up in 2006, leaving fans with only one studio album. The duo did reunite in 2014 with the release of ''The Physical World''. Their song, 'Romantic Rights', was used as the theme song to ''Series/HumanGiant''.
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'''Death From Above 1979''' is a Canadian AlternativeDance and NoiseRock duo. Their first album, 2004's ''You're a Woman, I'm a Machine'' was known for its seamless blend of noise rock and dance grooves, as well as its sexual lyrics. The duo broke up in 2006, leaving fans with only one studio album. The duo did reunite in 2014 with the release of ''The Physical World''. Their song, 'Romantic Rights', "Romantic Rights", was used as the theme song to ''Series/HumanGiant''.
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!!Death from Above 1979's music contains examples of:
*ArousedByTheirVoice - "Romantic Rights": ''"Come here baby, I love your company, we could do it and start a family."''
*FaceOnTheCover - Illustrations of Grainger and Keeler are featured on the covers of all their releases, albeit with elephant trunks
*IconicLogo - The graphic featured on the cover of ''You're a Woman, I'm a Machine'' has become the band logo, and reappeared on ''The Physical World''.
*TheseHandsHaveKilled - Their song, "Blood on Our Hands"
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!!Death from Above 1979's music contains examples of:
*ArousedByTheirVoice - "Romantic Rights": ''"Come here baby, I love your company, we could do it and start a family."''
*FaceOnTheCover - Illustrations of Grainger and Keeler are featured on the covers of all their releases, albeit with elephant trunks
*IconicLogo - The graphic featured on the cover of ''You're a Woman, I'm a Machine'' has become the band logo, and reappeared on ''The Physical World''.
*TheseHandsHaveKilled - Their song, "Blood on Our Hands"
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'''Death From Above 1979''' is a Canadian AlternativeDance and NoiseRock duo. Their first album, 2004's ''You're a Woman, I'm a Machine'' was known for its seamless blend of noise rock and dance grooves, as well as its sexual lyrics. The duo broke up in 2006, leaving fans with only one studio album. The duo did reunite in 2014 with the release of ''The Physical World''. Their song, 'Romantic Rights', was used as the theme song to ''Series/HumanGiant''.
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!!Band Members (Founding members in '''bold''', current members in ''italic''):
*Sebastian Grainger - vocals, drums
*Jesse F. Keeler - bass, synth, backing vocals
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!!Full discography:
* ''Heads Up'' (2002)
* ''Romantic Rights EP'' (2004)
* ''You're a Woman, I'm a Machine'' (2004)
* ''Romance Bloody Romance: Remixes & B-Sides'' (2005)
* ''The Physical World'' (2014)
'''Death From Above 1979''' is a Canadian AlternativeDance and NoiseRock duo. Their first album, 2004's ''You're a Woman, I'm a Machine'' was known for its seamless blend of noise rock and dance grooves, as well as its sexual lyrics. The duo broke up in 2006, leaving fans with only one studio album. The duo did reunite in 2014 with the release of ''The Physical World''. Their song, 'Romantic Rights', was used as the theme song to ''Series/HumanGiant''.
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!!Band Members (Founding members in '''bold''', current members in ''italic''):
*Sebastian Grainger - vocals, drums
*Jesse F. Keeler - bass, synth, backing vocals
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!!Full discography:
* ''Heads Up'' (2002)
* ''Romantic Rights EP'' (2004)
* ''You're a Woman, I'm a Machine'' (2004)
* ''Romance Bloody Romance: Remixes & B-Sides'' (2005)
* ''The Physical World'' (2014)
