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DFL's lo-fi early 80's hardcore sound has been compared to early Beastie Boys, Minor Threat and Bad Religion.
DFL’s first album, My Crazy Life (1992), was released on the Beastie Boys’ Grand Royal Records, followed by two releases on Epitaph Records; Proud to Be (1995), produced by Adam Horovitz and Mario Caldato Jr., and Grateful/The Tape Show (1997).
