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Makes their considerable racket with only bass, drums, and the occasional Moog squelch assist. This isn't a gimmick -- between 's frantic wail and the overdriven bass riffs of, the duo's pulses with a steady, sweaty energy that's punctuated with arena-sized hooks. 'Blood on Our Hands' boils dance-punk nearly all the way down, leaving only a relentless hi-hat cymbal, while 'Turn It Out' and 'Cold War' churn on double-time rhythms and rudimentary, yet completely effective bass runs. The duo's setup certainly limits their range, which means the album can occasionally resemble one long song.
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But at just over a half-hour, it's over before any questions about the lack of guitars can even start to form. There are hyper indie rock flare-ups, like in the / yelp of 'Going Steady.' And 'Sexy Results' is a flirtatious and amplified cross of new wave and -style strut that comes complete with a cowbell upbeat. Preoccupation with the opposite sex provides some of 's strongest moments, from 's 'I don't need you/I want you' clarification on 'Romantic Rights' to the frenetic late-album standout 'Pull Out.'
Other highlights include the title track's layered vocals and wiry punk revivalism, and the subtler 'Black History Month,' which is a nice break from the record's consistently jerking pace. In the 2000s, dance-oriented energy keeps creeping regularly into rock & roll. On, Death from Above 1979 makes people move by exposing the live-wire tension rock music had all along.