Norwegian dance-punks Datarock made their way to the Studio at Warehouse Live for a funk-filled set, fueled by deep bass, tweaked-out synths and disco guitar layered with a healthy heaping of porno saxophone. Of the many bands I've seen this year, Datarock provided one of the most fun and danceable sets yet. They were my Hot Chip of 2009 – my excuse to quickly shed the camera, as well as my inhibitions on the dance floor. For a little over an hour, the red jump-suited quartet treated us to not-stop boogieing, especially during standouts like "Fa Fa Fa," "Dance" and "Computer Camp Love." Their energetic stage persona's took over from the moment they hit the stage, and lasted late into the night when they made an appearance (along with Pink's touring band, The Ting Tings, The Horrors and Crocodiles) at an after-hours party in Warehouse Live's suave new Green Room. If you feel like dancing your ass off, don't miss Datarock when they come through your town.

I did manage to take a few good photos in between my white-boy dancing – feel free to check them out after the jump.