Death From Above 1979 lace punk with electronic on ‘Is 4 Lovers’
With the release of their latest album, Is 4 Lovers, Death From Above 1979 treat listeners to a seamless blend of electronic music and punk rock. From punk-based sounds filled…
With the release of their latest album, Is 4 Lovers, Death From Above 1979 treat listeners to a seamless blend of electronic music and punk rock. From punk-based sounds filled…
Jesse Keeler is the second half of Death From Above 1979 alongside Sebastien Grainger, so it's only appropriate that he signed on to do an official remix of Felix Cartal's "H.U.N.T." Under the moniker JFK, he transforms the upbeat original into a grunge heavy rocker. With a breakdown reminiscent of Bart B More's breakneck-paced, acid-house-style and howling vocals to synths to match Sebastien's howling vocals, JFK's remix of "H.U.N.T." easily outshines the original.
Death From Above 1979 takes fans by storm! There wasn't anything like it before or since. Could it be, the wolf pack, back together?