the D.A. El Paso, Texas
Like a dance-rock revelation, El Paso’s The D.A. arrived four years ago and have been making converts ever
since.
The band, an incomparable chimera of indie rock and synth pop, has won a huge following in their hometown and other Southwest cities and now have a new album, “You Kids!,” poised to take them far beyond.
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