DFX2 was a San Diego, California-based band formed in the 1980s. Led by twin brothers Douglas Farage and David Farage on vocals and rhythm guitar and lead guitar respectively, the group also included Frank Hailey on drums and Eric Gotthelf on bass. The band's name derived from their initials: D.F. times two (x2). Initially marketed as a new wave band, DFX2 was heavily influenced by the Rolling Stones. Their first EP, Where Are They Now?, was released in 1980. In 1983, they released "Maureen" and "Emotion", which received extensive airplay on MTV and climbed to Number 1 on the KROQ radio station in Los Angeles. The band's other notable releases include the EP Emotion (1983). DFX2 officially disbanded in 1989. After the breakup, Douglas Farage and David Farage continued to work with various artists, including The Beat Farmers and Mojo Nixon.
