D.A.F.

Jonesing for a record that's considered balls-out seminal by punks, Goths, industrial heads, noise freaks, electro hipsters, hardcore hooligans, ravers and indie kids? Look no further than D.A.F's sophomore album from 1980. It totally grooves -- but with a mechanized aggression that puts DEVO to shame. While the A-side consists of studio recordings suitable for the more radical dance floors, the B-side is insanely violent live material full of militant shrieks and distorto-tribal-funk.