Death From Above 1979
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23 April 2025 starting 10:00 am
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DEATH FROM ABOVE 1979 Announce Explosive 2025 Australian Tour Celebrating 20 Years of You’re a Woman, I’m a Machine
Death From Above 1979
You’re a Woman, I’m a Machine
Known for their raw and stripped back sound, Death From Above 1979 has been described as everything from noise punk to dance punk, embodying a DIY ethos that Rolling Stone described as “noisy hardcore, gritty synths, and earnest screams.” The duo’s relentless beats, searing guitars, and a ferocious energy practically summon you to the dance floor.
You’re a Woman, I’m a Machine contained edge of your seat classics including, Romantic Rights, Blood On Our Hands, Black History Month and Little Girls, but let’s face it, every track is killer. A perfect, 10 out of 10 review from back in the day via Drowned In Sound, states "It’s not just music you’re hearing - sweat, blood, spunk and beer are all audible, splattering these 11 tracks like a Pollock…. It’s so simple, just two dudes making a right ol’ racket, done with such spirit and delivered with such a purity - magnificently filthy” Enough said!
You’re a Woman, I’m a Machine’s
The 2025 tour marks the first time the band have visited Australia in almost a decade and a half! First coming in 2005 and then again in 2011 for Parklife - to say their return is long overdue is a massive understatement!
After two decades of absolute electricity, the band has earned their place as a force to be reckoned with.
Death From Above 1979
You’re a Woman, I’m a Machine
Known for their raw and stripped back sound, Death From Above 1979 has been described as everything from noise punk to dance punk, embodying a DIY ethos that Rolling Stone described as “noisy hardcore, gritty synths, and earnest screams.” The duo’s relentless beats, searing guitars, and a ferocious energy practically summon you to the dance floor.
You’re a Woman, I’m a Machine contained edge of your seat classics including, Romantic Rights, Blood On Our Hands, Black History Month and Little Girls, but let’s face it, every track is killer. A perfect, 10 out of 10 review from back in the day via Drowned In Sound, states "It’s not just music you’re hearing - sweat, blood, spunk and beer are all audible, splattering these 11 tracks like a Pollock…. It’s so simple, just two dudes making a right ol’ racket, done with such spirit and delivered with such a purity - magnificently filthy” Enough said!
You’re a Woman, I’m a Machine’s
The 2025 tour marks the first time the band have visited Australia in almost a decade and a half! First coming in 2005 and then again in 2011 for Parklife - to say their return is long overdue is a massive understatement!
After two decades of absolute electricity, the band has earned their place as a force to be reckoned with.
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