D.O.D
D.O.D is a Dutch electronic trio made up of Jochem Peters, Thomas van der Most, and Daan van der Linden. They started putting out music in the early 2000s,...
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D.O.D is a Dutch electronic trio made up of Jochem Peters, Thomas van der Most, and Daan van der Linden. They started putting out music in the early 2000s, with tracks like "Still Sleepless" featuring Carla Monroe and "Bones" becoming well-known in dance circles.
Their sound tends toward heavy bass and electronic elements, heard on albums like "The Sound of Revolution" from 2008 and "The Chronicles of a Fallen Empire" from 2012. In 2009, the single "Fok Jou" drew criticism for its lyrics, and the band later apologized for any offense caused.
They've worked with other producers such as Kill the Noise, Noisia, and Pendulum. Other songs include "I Don't Wanna Run" with Riell, "Isolate," "Like You Do" with Raphaella, and "Glow."
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