Death From Above 1979

Death From Above 1979, also known as DFA 1979, is an electrifying Canadian rock duo consisting of the dynamic bassist Jesse F. Keeler and the powerful drummer and vocalist Sebastien Grainger. Hailing from Toronto, Ontario, they burst onto the music scene in 2001, pioneering the unique blend of dance-punk and garage rock that has captivated audiences worldwide. With their infectious energy and relentless drive, they’ve made a significant impact on the music industry, showcasing a sound that uniquely merges raw punk elements with catchy electronic undertones. 

From their groundbreaking debut album You're a Woman, I'm a Machine to their more recent releases, Death From Above 1979 has always delivered bold and innovative tracks that resonate deeply with fans. Their connection to vinyl culture is evident, as many music lovers cherish their limited edition records that embody the excellent sound quality and collectible artwork often associated with vinyl. This duo not only redefined a genre but created an enduring legacy that continues to inspire new generations of artists and vinyl enthusiasts alike. 

The only constant in Caracal’s journey is constant change. Radically transforming its sound and lineup since forming in 2007, the post hardcore group that stands today is defined by dissonant guitar melodies, earth-shaking percussion, and aggressive vocal dynamics that threaten an idle listening experience. This is nowhere more apparent than on their recent full-length release, Effigies, which once again defies the band’s catalogue to find Caracal at its most incendiary and introspective yet. It is this ethos of perennial evolution that has established the band as an undeniable force in Singapore’s heavy music scene, and has carried them abroad to shatter eardrums and expectations on stages across Asia, Australia, and North America.