1. I Want Your Sass
2. C'est La Vie
3. Saturday
4. Quarkscrews
5. Got the Piece of Mind (Shoot me in the fucking Head)
6. The Shots
7. Tnemevomretsasidecnad
8. Seizure

You go to a show but you didn't realize that you would be entering a dance party where all the people are moving harder than disco freaks in a B-52's music video. At the forefront is a two piece clad in white pumping out aggressive break beats and sultry rhythms. The sound comes at you like shotgun blasts with keyboards, guitar, percussions, and vocals. As you move closer to the stage, you see the singer in the middle of robotic seizures and steps that look as if you are watching Iggy Pop and Bugaloo Shrimp simultaneously on the same screen. They call themselves DDM, otherwise known as Dance Disaster Movement.

DDM, hailing from "nowhere" aka Long Beach, California have recorded an eight song full length album that stems from a blending of minimalist dance, early electronica and 60's soul. The chaotic dancey drumming is much like a fusion of Clikitat Ikitawi and ESG, while a multilayered loop of pulsating synth sounds similar to Suicide and noise guitar creates the backdrop. This record is good it'll make you want to kick your grandma.

more ddm info: ddm.dimmak.com.