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Strawberry Switchblade was a new wave duo from Glasgow, Scotland, UK, formed in 1981 by Rose McDowall and Jill Bryson. Bonded during the Glasgow punk scene of the late 1970s, first as friends, then as bandmates. With their distinctive style (garish colours, polka-dots and a slight geisha influence) already intact they formed Strawberry Switchblade (named after a never-released Orange Juice song and quickly aborted fanzine) in the early 80s. After signing to Warners they moved to London, and released the single Trees And Flowers in June 1983. Deceptively pretty, while actually written about Jill's agoraphobia, it topped the indie charts...

1) The Kittens were a three piece noise rock band, with some country influences, from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Their albums were released on Sonic Unyon. After disbanding for almost eight years, they had a reunion show on News Years of 2007. Russell is now a member of Projektor. Drummer David Kelly died in March of 2008. 2) Kittens is a MUSIC GROUP from Romania formed by 2 talented sisters, Marlene and Claudia..Their passion for music represents the engine of their lifes..This is the reason that the girls have taken canto lessons for years from an early age..Their huge talent didn't...

Kittens Ablaze is an Indie-Folk-Dance Band from Brooklyn. They have a six-piece line-up that includes a cello, violin, acoustic guiatar, electric guitar, piano, synth, and drummer who sings. .

The Chainsaw Kittens were a part of the American alternative rock scene, drawing from pop, glam rock, punk, New Wave and British Invasion music. Their lyrics tackled such varied topics as religion, the Stonewall Riots, Federico Fellini, Oklahoma, Erik Menendez, and Oscar Wilde. Based in Norman, Oklahoma, the band was active from 1989 to 2000. The group underwent several personnel changes, but always maintained the presence of principal singer/songwriter Tyson Meade. For various reasons, primary among them a pronounced lack of major label support, the Kittens saw little commercial success. However, they have since gained recognition in such sources as...

JSD has been involved with electronic music professionally since 1992. His first single, Trip Harder, released under the name Ultraviolet Catastrophe, was an underground hit. It has since been featured on the Chemical Brothers' mix CD Brothers Gonna Work It Out. In 1993, JSD started Bass Kittens to put out his own work. A string of 12" singles followed, along with the full-length CD Sweaty Planet. He has released a full length drum and bass CD entitled Too Stoned To Sneeze Without Regretting It under the artist name Random. Some artists he has worked with/produced/remixed: Hardkiss Brothers, Mark Pistel, Freaky...