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- You Have No Idea What You're Getting Yourself Into
- Released 2008
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- Epic Last Song
- Released 2008
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An electronic-based rock four-piece from Reading and London, Does It Offend You, Yeah? made a mark with their raucous live shows and high-energy music that drew comparisons to !!!, LCD Soundsystem, and Digitalism. The band signed to Virgin and released its first album, You Have No Idea What You're Getting Yourself Into, in 2008. (The album included a free digital download for the Live at the Fez EP.) Members Rob Bloomfield (drums), Dan Coop (synth), Morgan Quaintance (vocals, synth, guitar), and James Rushent (bass) took their show on the road in early 2008, supporting the Cribs on the NME Awards Tour. ~ Chris True, All Music Guide
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- By LVMS TheRussian
- 12/18/2008 03:34:46
- I bought this cd randomly because I've pretty much ran out of albums that I want to buy at my local cd store and I've got to say that this is probably one of the better albums that I've bought this year. There are two things that I don't like about this band: the fact that they only have one album and the fact that I can't find too many bands that sound like them. Zune social does a pretty good job of listing artists that are similar to these guys though, so if you like them, you will probably like most of the similar artists.
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Still listening after months!
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- By FunkDog
- 6/17/2008 19:39:02
- I first heard of DIOYY after hearing that they would open for Nine Inch Nails for a few shows on their upcoming summer tour. This is one of the few discs I own that I can listen to straight through, over and over again. It has a good mix of noisier, electronic-heavy songs, coupled with a few lighter tunes which lend themselves to an almost "industrial pop" sound. Very happy with the purchase.<br/> <br/>For reference, in comparison to some of the other NIN opening acts, I'm really digging Crystal Castles, but don't like Deerhunter or A Place to Bury Strangers much.
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