Death From Above share new single 'Freeze Me'

After returning back in 2015 from an 10-year musical hiatus, Death From Above are back again with a new name and a brand new single.

The band have dropped the "1979" from their name as it was only there to appease a dispute between the band and James Murphy's DFA record label. So we can only assume that problem has now been resolved, as they also share a brand new track in the shape of 'Freeze Me'.

They chatted to Radio 1's Mistajam to say that although no immediate album plans were underway, they are planning more music for the near future. Have a listen to 'Freeze Me' and their interview with Radio 1 in the player below.

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