Does It Offend You, Yeah? are an English

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band from

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. They played their final show on 12 December 2015 at the

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. In September 2021, they announced a new album, titled ''We Do Our Own Stunts''.

History

Does It Offend You, Yeah?, named after a quote from the BBC television series ''

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'', were formed in 2006 in Reading, UK by James Rushent and Dan Coop. They released their first album, ''

You Have No Idea What You're Getting Yourself Into ''You Have No Idea What You're Getting Yourself Into'' is the debut album from Does It Offend You, Yeah?. It was released on 24 March 2008. Track listing All tracks were written and recorded by Does It Offend You, Yeah? except tracks 2 and 7 ...

'', in Spring 2008. It was written and performed by James Rushent, Rob Bloomfield and Dan Coop.

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vocalist

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performed the lead vocals on "Let's Make Out". The song "All the Same" was due to be featured in the album, but was dropped despite featuring in

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' '' Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit''. "All the Same" was released on streaming platforms in December 2022. Does It Offend You, Yeah? were the ninth most-listened-to new band of 2008 on

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and were included in the best alternative music list of 2008 on

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USA. They were announced as a ''

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'' breaking Artist in 2008. In 2009, Chloe Duveaux and Matty Derham (from

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) joined the band. Their follow up album, ''

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'', was released in 2011, and peaked at number 3 in the UK Dance chart and number 11 in the Indie chart. The album was executive produced by James Rushent's father

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, Rolling Stone compared them to

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and Rage Against the Machine ''

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'' compares them to bands like

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due to their heavier, more "live" sound. Lead singer James Rushent co-produced

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's "

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", as well as their song "

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". Rushent has also remixed songs for acts such as

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and

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. Bloomfield has remixed songs for

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, dan le sac vs Scroobius Pip and

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. In April 2012 the band released a statement via Facebook that they are now on 'indefinite hiatus'. The statement also revealed that both James Rushent and Dan Coop are working on an electronic music project. In November 2015 a new EP with the title "How To Kiss a Dragon and Walk Away From It" was announced for early 2016. When asked if the band had broken up, the band clarified in the comments that the status of the band was "complicated, not as black and white as people may see it." The band said that if most people think of a band as "start writing, do an album, major label promotion wheel starts up, do a tour/sell the t-shirts, have a holiday, start writing, do an album...then yes, we've broken up." The band then went on to clarify that if others think of a band as "a couple of mates fucking about when we have enough time from our day jobs, and have enough tracks for an EP...then yes, we're still a band."

Tours

In 2008, Does It Offend You, Yeah? completed a headline US tour which reached its climax at the historic

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club in Hollywood. At the show, lead singer James Rushent broke his leg during their last song, although he managed to hobble back on stage for an encore before being rushed to hospital. At the start of 2008 they went on the

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, alongside

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. They then completed their own headline tour of the UK supported by South Central and Lets Talk Tactics. They went on to open for

and

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on their respective 2008 North American tours. They were also the opening act for

on the last date of their UK 2008 club tour. Does It Offend You, Yeah? have made festival appearances at

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, Reading / Leeds Festival,

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, Street Scene,

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, Dour,

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, Southside,

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, Pohoda,

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, NASS Fest and

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As well as Strawberry Festival and Zebra Festival in China. The band supported

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on their

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n and Irish leg of the

Tour and played at the Warrior's Dance Festival in

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, England. They toured with

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on the

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UK leg in November 2010 and completed the tour alongside the Prodigy and

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in Northern America. The band embarked on a headlining UK tour in March 2011 to promote their latest album ''

''. They were supported by Hounds and Tripwires. In August 2015, the band announced a final, one-off gig at the

on 12 December 2015.

DJ projects

Does It Offend You, Yeah? also DJ at various clubs and festivals across the world. They have done so on the same bill as acts such as,

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, MSTRKRFT,

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and 2 Many DJ's.

Final show

The band shared a transmission via their Facebook on 11 August announcing they will play their final show at the Electric Ballroom on 12 December 2015. Setlist included all songs from "You Have No Idea What You're Getting Yourself Into" and most of "Don't Say We Didn't Warn You", as well as new songs "Let's Go" and "Stormy Weather". The band closed with "Epic Last Song" along with "We Are Rockstars".

Return

On 1 July 2021, the band announced another show via social media, to take place on 23 December 2021 at the Electric Ballroom in London. The show was later rescheduled for 5 May 2022. On 17 September 2021, Does It Offend You Yeah? premiered a teaser video on their YouTube channel, announcing a comeback album titled ''We Do Our Own Stunts''. On 14 April 2022, the band premiered their new single, "Guess Who Just Rolled Back into Town" on their Facebook page and YouTube channel.

Band name

The band revealed the origins of their name as being from the sitcom ''

''.

Members

* James Rushent – lead vocals, bass guitar, synthesizer (2006–Present) * Dan Coop – synthesizer (2006–Present) * Matty Derham – guitar, backing vocals (2009–Present) ;Former members * Morgan Quaintance – guitar, synthesizer, backing vocals (2007–2009) *

Rob Bloomfield Bobby Bloomfield is a dance, rock and indie record producer and audio engineer living in Los Angeles, California. He is founder of The Rattle - studio complexes shared by artists and music startups in London and Los Angeles. He is also a former m ...

– drums, backing vocals (2006–2015) * Chloe Duveaux – bass guitar, backing vocals (2009–2012) * Steve 'Munky' Muncaster – Drummer, Babe (2021–2021) ;Guest musicians *

– lead vocals

Discography

Albums

EPs

*''Live @ The Fez'' (2008) – Live digital download EP included with every pre-order of the album. *''iTunes Live: London Festival '08'' (2008) *''iTunes – Live at Lollapalooza 2008: Does It Offend You, Yeah? EP''

Singles

Remixes

– " The Prayer" (Also featured on Need for Speed: ProStreet)(Wichita) Rushent / Coop *

– " Map of the Problematique" (Warner Bros) Rushent / Coop *

– "

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" (Interscope) Bloomfield * dan le sac vs Scroobius Pip – "

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" (Sunday Best) Bloomfield *

– "

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" (White) Rushent / Coop *

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– "

Fell in Love with a Girl "Fell in Love with a Girl" is a song by the American rock duo the White Stripes. It was released on January 21, 2002 under XL Recordings. It was written by the band and produced by Jack White for the band's third studio album, ''White Blood Cell ...

" (White) Rushent / Coop * Hadouken! – " Crank It Up" (Atlantic Records) Rushent *

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– "The Geeks Were Right" (Saddle Creek) Bloomfield *

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– "Charlotte" (Unreleased) Rushent *

– "

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" (Warner Bros) Rushent *

– "

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" (Warner Bros) Bloomfield *

Natalia Kills Natalia Noemi "Teddy" Sinclair (' Cappuccini; born 15 August 1986) is a British singer-songwriter and actress. She has recorded music under various aliases, most famously as Natalia Kills and Verbalicious. She is currently the lead vocalist of ...

– "

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" (Interscope) Bloomfield *

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– " Issues" (Interscope) Bloomfield *

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– "Does Being Famous Offend Nudes ( Punching in a Dream Remix)" Bloomfield *

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– The Book Of Love * ok tokyo – You Better Believe It *

– Punching in a Dream

Covers

*" Whip It" originally by

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– Played live and a live recording was included on the

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2008 souvenir CD which came free with every issue of the edition of 27 February 2008 of ''NME'' magazine.

Music videos

* "Weird Science" – 2007 * "Let's Make Out" – 2007 * "We Are Rockstars" – 2008 * "Epic Last Song" – 2008 * "Dawn of the Dead" – 2008 * "We Are the Dead" – 2010 * "The Monkeys Are Coming" – 2011 * "Pull Out My Insides" – 2011

Notes

References

External links

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