You're A Woman, I'm A Machine [Digipak]

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:34:57
Death from Above: Jesse F. Keeler (synthesizer, bass guitar); Sebastien Grainger. Personnel: Sebastien Grainger (vocals, drums). Recording information: Studio Plateau, Montreal, Canada (02/2004-04/2004); The Chemical Sound, Toronto, Ontario, Canada (02/2004-04/2004). Photographer: Eva Michon. Though the hard-driving duo Death From Above 1979 hails from Canada, that didn't stop them from being snapped up by cutting-edge NYC label Vice Records. In fact, the pair's sound has much in common with their post-punk-inspired New York contemporaries, but they differ from the pack in a major way. DFA (not to be confused with the NY electroclash label of the same initials) employs an instrumental palette consisting almost entirely of bass and drums. Jesse F. Keeler plays mind-bogglingly overdriven bass lines (and the occasional synth), providing the frenetic riffs over which Sebastien Grainger howls excitedly and bashes his drums with savage abandon. The resultant sound is a melting pot of Motorhead-like metal, stoner rock, and Pop Group/Wire-indebted post-punk, with a touch of the Boredoms' noise-is-God aesthetic thrown in for good measure. The unrelenting YOU'RE A WOMAN is a slap in the face to those who think early-2000s indie rock translates into an endless stream of Gang of Four copycats.
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)