Heads song titles is featured as a promotional download in MP3 format from The Sims 3. Their song "Dance" was used in an episode of the MTV reality show Jersey Shore. Their song "Amarillion" was used in a key scene in the Chuck episode "Chuck vs. the Nacho Sampler". Their song "Fa-Fa-Fa" was used in an episode of the Comedy Central series, Workaholics. Their song "Smile for the Camera" was used in an episode of the Nick Jr. series Yo Gabba Gabba. Their song "Fa-Fa-Fa" was also used by Google to promote the "Material Design" language on their Android mobile operating system. A looped instrumental version of "Fa-Fa-Fa" is also the default alarm sound on Logitech Squeezebox devices. In 2018, they released their first studio album in nine years, Face the Brutality, which received very positive reviews in Norwegian and international press. They also released a music video for their single, "Laugh in the Face of Darkness", created by the videographer Sjur Kristian Pollen. Members Current Fredrik Saroea – vocals, guitars, drums, keyboards (2000–present) Ketil Mosnes – bass, programming, keyboards, backing vocals (2000–2009, 2016–present) Øyvind Solheim – drums, backing vocals (also plays in the band Ungdomskulen) (2016–present) Stig Narve Brunstad – keyboards, backing vocals (2005–2009, 2016–present) Past Kevin O'Brien – vocals (2000) Tom Mæland – keyboards (2000–2003) Tarjei Strøm – drums (also plays in the band Ralph Myerz and the Jack Herren Band) (2009–2015) Kjetil Møster – saxophone, percussion, keyboards, vocals (2009–2016) Adrian Meehan – drums (2000–2014) Thomas Larssen – bass guitar (also plays in the band Ralph Myerz and the Jack Herren Band) (2010–2016) Discography Studio albums Datarock Datarock (2005) Red (2009) The Musical (2015) Face the Brutality (2018) EPs Demo/Greatest Hits (2002) See What I Care (2007) California (2011) Roller Coaster (2011) A Fool at Forty is a Fool Indeed (2019) Singles "Computer Camp Love" (2005) "Fa-Fa-Fa" (2006) "I Used to Dance With My Daddy" (2007) "See What I Care" (2007) "Princess" (2008) "The Pretender" (2009) "Give It Up" (2009) "Amarillion" (2009) "True Stories" (2009) "Catcher in the Rye" (2010) "In E" (2014) "Ruffle Shuffle" (2017) "Feathers & Wax" (2018) "Laugh in the Face of Darkness" (2018) "Digital Life" (2020) "Tick Tock" (2020) "Video Store" (2021) "Double Vision" (2022) References External links Datarock article June 2007 Contact Music: interview Gamertell: interview Gigwise: article TNT: interview Norwegian electronic music groups Norwegian punk rock groups Dance-punk musical groups Norwegian electronic