Does It Offend You, Yeah? sound like that super cool indie rock dance party you missed, or worse yet, weren't invited to. Or maybe they just sound like Bloc Party meets Death From Above 1979. I don't know. But the infectious energy squeaks with great production that rides an edgy low end through the sort of bouncy grooves you'd have at one of your exclusive indie rock dance parties. That being said, I have feel no real emotional connection to this song. Unlike Bloc Party, it's lyrically flat and superficial and unlike DFA1979, the energy is contained in accessible grooves that never come close to sounding like arty noise. It's a tremendous song and I'm listening to it constantly, but I'm wondering if this is one that's going to stick around.