New release 24th November 2009

Dot Dot Dot by KIN

This is not music you can ignore. The sheer power of Kin’s unique vocal attack is visceral, frightening and moving at the same time. When a voice like this comes along, you’d better listen because it’s going to tell you something about yourself, like it or not. Behind the vocals, the music is a powerhouse of depth-charge bass, slashing guitar, keyboards with no known ancestry and drums that grab you and throw you hard against a wall. You like it that way.
Kin is leaving audiences open mouthed and shaken wherever she plays. Kin is making critics struggle for new superlatives. More an experience than a band, more poetry than pop, this is art you can dance to. This is catharsis you can sing. Kin. Hell.

Tracks

1 Something Stupid  
2 How To Speak
3 Little Mind
4 Chemistry Set  
5 Hibiscus

 

For more information about KIN, see this review and visit her myspace here www.myspace.com/kinbuzz

 

REVIEWS so far:
Alt Sounds ~ Music E-zine
The 405 ~ Music E-zine
The Skinny ~ Scottish culture magazine
Reformation e-zine ~ live review 28:11:90
Salford Music 'The Now' ~ live review 28:11:90
Manchester Evening News ~ City Life (gig of the week)
Reformation e-zine ~ 'Dot Dot Dot' EP review
High Voltage Magazine ~ 'Dot Dot Dot' EP review

 

Our September 2009 release by Borland features a guest vocal from Kin on 'The Glitch' (track 1) on iTunes here

  YouTube promo of 'The Glitch'

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqBDHQTAA-Q

 

Future releases

We've just agreed to publish John Hamlins catalogue of songs. John was in Autumn Parade in the early 90's and continues to write today using a fabulous female vocalist (more details soon).
We've also agreed to make the rest of the 'Edoddi' catalogue of albums available in the near future (5 in total), by talented artist
Moff Skellington
New albums available soon; Danny Shorts follow up album 'Collected Times 2' and a debut album by Fallfan Dave and The Laptop Dancers.

...more news soon

 

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