Big Stereo — The most popular songs in April: 1. Wave Machines - “Keep The Lights On” 2. Datarock - “Give It Up” (Weird Tapes version) 3. Little Boots - “Every Little Earthquake” (Gold Panda remix) 4. Alec Empire - “Control Drug” 5. 80kidz - “Fr... more info

Persona Sauna — Norwegian dance-punk duo Datarock are back, and the jumpsuits are redder than ever. The album, appropriately titled RED, brings back everything you loved about the 70s and 80s, musically and culturally speaking (yeah, "Molly" is about Ms. Ringwald h... more info

I Guess I'm Floating — If there's a band whose successes are not only indebted to the impact of the changing digital music landscape of the last 5 years but also responding to that landscape, it's the Norwegian electro-rock duo Datarock. Their debut album Datarock Dataroc... more info

Get Weird — If you haven’t yet seen the video for the comeback single ‘Give It Up’ from Datarock it’s somewhere on the interweb and it precedes their second album ‘Red’ which is out in June and is some typically hooky eighties inspired po... more info

!tashed — Datraock’s highly anticipated sophomore album RED will be released September 1st, with their first single “Give It Up” already available now. We got hooked on them with their self titled debut sometime back and we cannot wait for this. Their la... more info

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Battery In your Leg — I remember Djing with Gerald Casale from Devo back in 2006. When I asked him what bands he was excited about at the time, he mentioned Teddybears, Digitalism and Datarock. In fact, I seem to remember him playing all 3 during his DJ set (along with so... more info

Pasta Primavera — Props to IGIF for turning me on to this fab rework of Datarock’s “Give It Up” by Weird Tapes.  I’m completely in love with Weird Tapes’ cosmic tape looped synth dream overlay music they put up for free on their website, so it’s nice to... more info

The Culture Of Me — The men in red called Datarock make some of the catchiest pop tracks we've ever heard, and this new single, from the band's upcoming new sophomore record (also called RED, out September 1), is just more evidence of the Norwegian... more info

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