There are multiple artists who have used this name: 1. A funk band from North Carolina, United States 2. A jangle pop band from Australia 3. A folk group from Yugoslavia 4. An electronic noise project DAG is a funk bar-band that earned a loyal following around their hometown of Raleigh, North Carolina in the early '90s. The initial incarnation of the band featured Bobby Patterson (lead vocals, bass), Brian Dennis (guitar, backing vocals), Kenny Soule (drums, backing vocals) and Doug Jervey (keyboardist). After spending several years gigging, the group eventually earned the attention of the major labels; they signed with Columbia, releasing their debut album Righteous in 1994. It was a modest regional success and earned some positive reviews in national publications. Following its release, the group toured steadily and their lineup changed slightly, as Jervey left the group; he was replaced by Kai Russell and Jen Gunderman. They finally delivered their second album, Apartment #635, in the summer of 1998. There are other bands with the same name: 2) A jangle pop band from Australia whose debut album "Pedestrian Life" was released in 2021 3) a Yugoslav accoustic trio, based in Belgrade, in early 70s. One album, "Sećanja" (memories). The name was the members' initials - Aleksandar Milanović, and brothers Dragan and Grujica Popović. Lyrics were written by Marina Tucaković, who wrote them for many bands in those years, and DAG were among her first. 4) DAG (Degenerate Art Generator) is a Deen Llüks project, that combines noise and digital sounds recreating abstract parallel environments.