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'''Death From Above 1979''' was a [[Toronto]]-based rock duo consisting of Sebastien Grainger and Jesse Keeler that made drum and bass-heavy songs from their inception in 2001 until they broke up in 2006. The band was originally called Death From Above, but the threat of a lawsuit from a similarly named act prompted Grainger to add the year of his birth to the end of the band's name.
 
'''Death From Above 1979''' was a [[Toronto]]-based rock duo consisting of Sebastien Grainger and Jesse Keeler that made drum and bass-heavy songs from their inception in 2001 until they broke up in 2006. The band was originally called Death From Above, but the threat of a lawsuit from a similarly named act prompted Grainger to add the year of his birth to the end of the band's name.
  
 
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Death From Above 1979 was a Toronto-based rock duo consisting of Sebastien Grainger and Jesse Keeler that made drum and bass-heavy songs from their inception in 2001 until they broke up in 2006. The band was originally called Death From Above, but the threat of a lawsuit from a similarly named act prompted Grainger to add the year of his birth to the end of the band's name.