I am working on making new songs with drums and possibly vocals. I have been practicing a lot lately and it seems everyday new ideas come to mind. I've even been thinking of making acoustic songs as well. Currently, my main goal is to incorporate every single genre I like into my songs and (real) albums. I mean that on an album, I might have techno, indie rock, hardcore, acoustic and mainstream songs on he album. I don't know how I will make them blend enough but I will do my best. Heck, maybe I'll even rap. (j/k)

It seems…

Today I got my hands on Jesse F. Keeler's side-project Femme Fatale's releases. Thier some insane songs! Thier unlike anything I heard. It's more hardcore than Death from Above 1979 and its pretty cool that only Jesse does all of the intruments. This is cool, but I need to get used to it. I need to understand what their saying but I think I heard somewhere that Jesse doesn't want the lyrics out and I looked in the sleeves and booklets and thier not there. I'll come up with some wacky lyrics from what I think it is and find…

It seems like many people are unfamiliar with the two side projects Death From Above 1979 has. Here is a breakdown of how the side-projects became.

–The brainchild of Jesse F. Keeler, Femme Fatale could be recognized as a more hardcore sounding alternative to Death From Above. Jesse plays all the instruments, does all the vocals, and writes all the songs on each recording (Sebastien Grainger is credited with playing percussion on Fire Baptism).
Although Femme Fatale is seen as a side project of DFA 1979 it didn't start out that way. In Jesse's own words, this is how it…