D-A-D: 'I Want What She's Got' Video Teaser

October 14, 2011

A teaser for "I Want What She's Got", the new video from Danish hard rockers D-A-D, can be seen below. The song comes off the band's 11th studio album, "DIC.NII.LAN.DAFT.ERD.ARK", which will be released on November 11. The follow-up to 2008's "Monster Philosophy" was helmed by Nick Foss, who previously worked with D-A-D on such LPs as "No Fuel Left For The Pilgrims", "Sympatico", "Everything Glows" and "Soft Dogs".

The album title is a play on D-A-D's original band name DISNEYLAND AFTER DARK, which had to be changed after a threat of a lawsuit from The Walt Disney Company.

The vinyl edition of "Monster Philosophy" was made available in March, including two exclusive bonus tracks.

"The Overmuch Box", a collection of D-A-D's complete works in a box, was released in November 2009.

"I Want What She's Got" video teaser:

"I Want What She's Got" audio stream:

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