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"If indie pop is a Power Ranger, then Death By Sexy is Chuck Norris" - Pop DrivelDex Fontaine and Jason Griffenhagen were lonely rockers wandering the streets of Washington, DC in early 2005. They had just started a new rock’n’roll band with a good, raw, high energy sound. But what to name it? At a loss, they ran into Jesse Hughes from the Eagles of Death Metal at a pinball machine in the DC rock institution the Black Cat. Between quarters, Jesse came to the rescue and suggested the name “Death By Sexy”. They took it and ran with it.
Since then, DXS has been slaying audiences with their brand of relentless, righteous rock music. After adding the bass player with the angelic harmonies: Christian Baldo and releasing their 1st full-length album, Curse The Curse, getting airplay on DC101 in DC, 102.1 The X in Richmond, and various college stations, internet radio across the nation, they seem poised for bigger things. Or at least garnering enough good will to get a free 12 pack of Pabst at their shows. God bless 'em, and god bless rock'n'roll.
"One of the city's sure-to-please acts." - washington post
"Ferocious...impossibly simple...impossibly catchy...could make even my grandmothers bridge club want to stomp around the room, fists pumping in the air while they spill their Chablis all over the place." - Centre Daily Times
"Straightforward and Unrelenting...Raunchy, Raucous and fun as hell." - OnTap Magazine
'Like something born in the New York City Underground circa 1977; a bizarre mixture of the Ramones(during their gutsier anthems), Motorhead and the Misfits." - DCist
"What would happen if you took pop music, wrapped it up in barbed wire and yelled more cowbell!" - Music for Kids who Cant Read Good
"Straight-up, dirty rock n roll...expect great things from this band. Look into them." - Big Yawn
What people are saying about the new album: Curse The Curse! "A mix of the Ramones, Bleach-era Nirvana, Queens of the Stone Age, the Burning Brides, and Chuck Berry. If that doesn't melt your brain a little bit, then kudos." - Instrumental Analysis.com
"Death by Sexy mean business on "Curse the Curse". High Energy, danceable rock with punk influences...Very good and doesn't let up." - On Tap Magazine
"It's good. They're good." - Brightest Young Things.com
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