Double Experience is a geek rock band from Ottawa, Canada, formed in 2011 by vocalist/bassist Ian Nichols and guitarist Brock Tinsley. Their recent album, Unsaved Progress, was released in 2016 and spawned their most successful song to date, a Destiny-centric song entitled "The Glimmer Shot".

Members

Ian Nichols - lead vocals, bass (2014 - present)
Brock Tinsley - guitar, backing vocals (2014 - present)

Discography

"721835" (2014)
"Unsaved Progress" (2016)
"Alignments" (2020)

They provide examples of the following tropes:

A.I. Is a Crapshoot: The lyrics for the song "AI Freaks Me Out" contain multiple paranoid theories about robots.
Audience Participation Song:
- "Godzilla". Most typically, the audience sing the chorus vocal, specifically the “go-go-Godzilla” chant.
Brain Uploading: "Ghost in the Machine" is all about abandoning human bodies for digital immortality.
The Cameo: Fred Mascherino (from Taking Back Sunday) plays a guitar solo on “Goddamn Mimetic Business”.
Canada, Eh?: The band hail from Ottawa, Canada's capital city.
Character Alignment: The theme of the entire album "Alignments"; it contains a song about all nine Dungeons & Dragons alignments.
Cover Version: “Godzilla” by Blue Öyster Cult, "Don't Stop Me Now" by Queen

Drugs Are Bad: “Strange Acquaintance” contains the scientific explanation of addiction in the opening stanza.
Double-Meaning Title: “S O F I Ne” is written about chemistry pertaining to Intercourse with You, while the chorus uses chemical elements to spell the title; sulfur, oxygen, fluorine, iodine, neon.
Leet Lingo: The album title 721835 is l33t for the word “tribes”.
Lead Bassist: Vocalist Ian Nichols is also the band's bassist.
Looped Lyrics: The chorus lyrics of "Jet Black" are recursive.
Non-Appearing Title: Lots of these. "Gambit", "Strange Acquaintance", "Horror Beyond Imagination", “The Glimmer Shot”, “Impasse”, “Exposure Exposure”, "Ghost in the Machine"
Punny Name: “Weakened Warrior”
Scatting: The beginning of “Horror Beyond Imagination”.
Shout-Out: “AAA” includes a reference to the House of TARG, an arcade from the band's hometown of Ottawa.

Reveal Shot: In the video for "Godzilla", the band tease the titular creature only to reveal that it's really a costumed-bulldog wrecking havoc on the city.
Rock Trio: Not originally, but the sound of the modern line up has shifted to this.
The Power of Rock: "Exposure Exposure" has a repetitive hook and message about living and dying for the genre.
Uncommon Time: Their song “Horror Beyond Imagination” is predominantly in 7/4