Jesse Keeler

Jesse Keeler, born on September 11, 1980, is a Canadian musician best known as one half of the electronic rock duo Death from Above 1979, alongside drummer Sebastien Grainger. Keeler's primary role involves playing bass and contributing to the band's distinctive sound, characterized by a fusion of punk rock and dance music elements. Death from Above 1979 gained significant attention with their debut album, "You're a Woman, I'm a Machine" (2004), which featured notable tracks like "Romantic Rights" and "Black History Month." The album's raw energy and innovative sound helped define the early 2000s post-punk revival and influenced a generation of bands blending rock with electronic elements. After a hiatus, the duo reunited and released "The Physical World" in 2014, further solidifying their impact on the genre. In addition to his work with Death from Above 1979, Keeler has been involved in various side projects, including the electronic music duo MSTRKRFT, which he formed in 2005. MSTRKRFT is known for its remixing work and contributions to dance music culture. Overall, Keeler's contributions have left a lasting mark on both the punk and electronic music scenes.