: Side A () A1: Turn It Out (2:39) A2: Romantic Rights (3:15) A3: Going Steady (2:49) A4: Go Home, Get Down (2:20) A5: Blood On Our Hands (2:58) A6: Black History Month (3:48) : Side B () B1: Little Girl (4:00) B2: Cold War (2:33) B3: You're A Woman, I'm A Machine (2:53) B4: Pull Out (1:50) B5: Sexy Results (5:55)
Description:
"You're A Woman, I'm A Machine" is the explosive debut LP by Death From Above 1979, pressed here in classic vinyl format and released by Atlantic. The album fuses raw dance-punk energy with distorted bass riffs, pounding drums and an urgent vocal delivery, creating a lean, high-impact record that feels both chaotic and tightly focused. Across its tracks, the duo crafts a sound that bridges noisy rock, punk attitude and club-ready rhythms, making this LP ideal for listeners who want intensity, groove and immediacy in one package. The stripped-down instrumentation--essentially bass, drums and vocals--gives every song a direct, physical presence that shines particularly well on vinyl, where the low-end crunch and live-room feel really come to life.
Death From Above 1979 are a Canadian duo known for their distinctive blend of noise rock, punk and dance music, built almost entirely on heavily overdriven bass and fiercely propulsive drumming. Emerging in the early 2000s, they quickly developed a cult following thanks to their explosive live shows and the uncompromising sound captured on "You're A Woman, I'm A Machine". The album became a touchstone within the dance-punk and indie-rock scenes, helping to define a wave of bands that fused rock intensity with club-inspired rhythms. Their later reunion and continued touring have reinforced their reputation as one of the most influential and instantly recognizable duos of their era.
The LP edition offers a tactile listening experience that suits the band's visceral sound: from the opening moments, the record surges with sharp, angular riffs and tightly wound grooves that invite repeated plays. Dynamic contrasts, sudden tempo shifts and raw, unpolished textures make each track feel urgent and alive, turning the album into a front-to-back experience rather than just a collection of singles. Fans of dance-punk, noise rock, post-hardcore or any high-energy alternative music will find this vinyl pressing a powerful, immersive way to experience the album.
Atlantic, the label behind this release, is one of the most renowned names in the music industry, with a long history of supporting boundary-pushing artists across rock, soul, pop and alternative genres. Known for its commitment to artist development and for releasing numerous influential and best-selling records over the decades, Atlantic has consistently championed acts that reshape the musical landscape. By releasing "You're A Woman, I'm A Machine" on LP, Atlantic underscores its ongoing role in bringing distinctive, high-impact music to a wider audience and in preserving key modern releases in high-quality physical formats.
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