MP3 Switchblade Kittens - The Weird Sisters
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80's New Wave influenced girl power pop. These songs are inspired by the Harry Potter book series.
13 MP3 Songs
POP: 80's Pop, POP: Bubblegum Pop
Details:
Switchblade Kittens
Drama - vocalist/("bassola")
Pep - bass ("bassorama")
Tabbie - bass ("drumbass")
Coffie - bass
Switchblade Kittens came crashing onto the music scene with their punk rock cover of everyoneâs favorite Titanic theme, âMy Heart Will Go Onâ. This iceberg inspired hit hardly caused the Kittens to sink, instead the song began playing on over 300 college radio stations in the US, Canada, and Australia. The world famous KROQ in Los Angeles introduced the band over commercial airwaves with the cover but the Kittens main stayed in underground radio with their new tune, âOde to Harryâ a tribute to the character from the hit book series, Harry Potter. This helped pave the way to the UK, while playing on Steve Lamacqâs show on Radio 1 in the UK. Steve spread the cat scratch fever with an original Switchblade Kittens song, âAll Cheerleaders Dieâ (the theme song from a B movie starring the quirky lead singer aptly named, Drama). Most notably, Switchblade Kittens is an all-bass, girl centric band.
The band earned an international ad spot and sponsorship with ARIA basses for inventing two new bass sounds. The âBassoramaâ, played by the bandâs âtoken maleâ, is a bass that sounds like a guitar, the âBassolaâ is engineered to play like a viola and keyboards and the "DrumBass" is engineered to sound like a full drumset. These basses, invented by the singer, give the Kittens an original sound to go along with their ultra-original look. The singer has rainbow hair and the Kittens come in rainbow colors. Their live shows have been described as a âsmall colourful punk rock amusement park contained on a stageâ. The Kittens have been able to show their true colors live by playing shows from opening for the indie band, the Strokes at the South By Southwest music festival to performing on the Vans Warped Tour in 2003 and 2005.
The Kittens are promoting their second CD called "The Weird Sisters," released July 11, 2006. The CD is inspired by the Harry Potter books. Promoting this CD has led them to play sci-fi conventions and Nimbus, the first ever Harry Potter symposium. Because of this the Kittens do not take a stand on religion, but they do believe in clean living.
Their first CD is called Hey Punk! Try Heroine{s}. The name is an anti-drug statement encouraging people to try female heroes instead of the drug. Switchblade Kittens do not drink alcohol or participate in drug use. They believe a clean body and clean mind makes happy kitties. Between being the anti-guitar and anti-drug band, punking the Titanic, zany horror movies, and magic cats, one wonders what catnip this band will think of next.
13 MP3 Songs
POP: 80's Pop, POP: Bubblegum Pop
Details:
Switchblade Kittens
Drama - vocalist/("bassola")
Pep - bass ("bassorama")
Tabbie - bass ("drumbass")
Coffie - bass
Switchblade Kittens came crashing onto the music scene with their punk rock cover of everyoneâs favorite Titanic theme, âMy Heart Will Go Onâ. This iceberg inspired hit hardly caused the Kittens to sink, instead the song began playing on over 300 college radio stations in the US, Canada, and Australia. The world famous KROQ in Los Angeles introduced the band over commercial airwaves with the cover but the Kittens main stayed in underground radio with their new tune, âOde to Harryâ a tribute to the character from the hit book series, Harry Potter. This helped pave the way to the UK, while playing on Steve Lamacqâs show on Radio 1 in the UK. Steve spread the cat scratch fever with an original Switchblade Kittens song, âAll Cheerleaders Dieâ (the theme song from a B movie starring the quirky lead singer aptly named, Drama). Most notably, Switchblade Kittens is an all-bass, girl centric band.
The band earned an international ad spot and sponsorship with ARIA basses for inventing two new bass sounds. The âBassoramaâ, played by the bandâs âtoken maleâ, is a bass that sounds like a guitar, the âBassolaâ is engineered to play like a viola and keyboards and the "DrumBass" is engineered to sound like a full drumset. These basses, invented by the singer, give the Kittens an original sound to go along with their ultra-original look. The singer has rainbow hair and the Kittens come in rainbow colors. Their live shows have been described as a âsmall colourful punk rock amusement park contained on a stageâ. The Kittens have been able to show their true colors live by playing shows from opening for the indie band, the Strokes at the South By Southwest music festival to performing on the Vans Warped Tour in 2003 and 2005.
The Kittens are promoting their second CD called "The Weird Sisters," released July 11, 2006. The CD is inspired by the Harry Potter books. Promoting this CD has led them to play sci-fi conventions and Nimbus, the first ever Harry Potter symposium. Because of this the Kittens do not take a stand on religion, but they do believe in clean living.
Their first CD is called Hey Punk! Try Heroine{s}. The name is an anti-drug statement encouraging people to try female heroes instead of the drug. Switchblade Kittens do not drink alcohol or participate in drug use. They believe a clean body and clean mind makes happy kitties. Between being the anti-guitar and anti-drug band, punking the Titanic, zany horror movies, and magic cats, one wonders what catnip this band will think of next.
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