Death from Above 1979 – You're a Woman, I'm a Machine | Clear/Pink Splatter Vinyl LP

The ferocious cult classic debut from Toronto's most explosive duo. Death from Above 1979's 2004 Last Gang/Vice Records album You're a Woman, I'm a Machine is a raw, bass-driven dance-punk and noise rock record from Jesse F. Keeler and Sébastien Grainger that redefined what two people could do with bass and drums — "Romantic Rights," "Blood on Our Hands," "Black History Month," "Going Steady," and "You're a Woman, I'm a Machine" are standout tracks on a debut that is widely regarded as one of the greatest dance-punk records ever made. Pressed on clear and pink splatter vinyl.

Format: LP | Year: 2004 | Label: Last Gang / Vice Records | Pressing: Clear / Pink Splatter Vinyl | Condition: New | Genre: Dance-Punk / Noise Rock / Post-Punk / Indie Rock

Track Listing

• Turn It Out
• Romantic Rights
• Going Steady
• Go Home, Get Down
• Blood on Our Hands
• Black History Month
• Little Girl
• Cold War
• You're a Woman, I'm a Machine
• Pull Out
• Sexy Results