Getting dumped is a nightmare!
John Moroney gets e-dumped and describes: how men survive the horror of an unexpected breakup, the humiliation of incessant phone checking, and drunk-dialing the ex.
Brought to you by Bitch Kitty Records and Springman Records.
A Place to Bury Strangers
Dark. Loud. Schizophrenic.
This video is directed by David Yoohna Park and the footage is culled from “Lathe of Heaven.”
It's Jidaigeki!
This is Ueto Aya. Obviously this song is some sort of answer to the success of No Doubt. At least we don’t have to listen to Gwen Stefani’s inane lyrics!
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Basia Bulat
Basia Bulat caught my ear and heart in three notes. This is a really quirky and cute video from her latest album, Oh, My Darling.
She’ll be in Seattle this Saturday, opening up for DeVotchKa.
I’m so going!
Bitch Kitty in STIFF!
Our short film Zombie Tapioca Lovefest 4000 has been accepted into Seattle’s True Independent Film Festival. It will be showing in June, and we’ll (of course) post the exact show time here.
We’ll have a new video blog up tomorrow morning at 11 a.m. I’m compressing Breaking Up is Hard to Do as we speak. The next episode is already written and production will begin this week. It’s called Doll and is pretty sick, even by our standards.
Also, check out the Bitch Kitty Store. I’ve been working to create Bitch Kitty Records in an easy-to-use and familiar setting, namely Amazon.com.
Lastly, I know many Internet Explorer users are having difficulty consistently loading our site lately. We are diligently working to solve this issue, and are not just being Mac snobs and saying we don’t care about Windows folk. In the meantime, may we suggest using a safer and better browser, Firefox. It’s free, and much less likely to allow nasty little viruses into your computer.
Hilary McRae performing in Seattle!
Hilary McRae will be performing here in Seattle at the Pike Place Market on Tuesday, April 8, at 6 and 7 p.m. They will be closing off part of the street, presumably like they do at the Market Festival. Let’s all go out and make this Berklee grad as welcome as anyone can feel in Seattle on a Tuesday. She is going to be a star, make no mistake. You can say you saw her at the beginning of her career. It’s even a free show!
Hopefully she’ll have some albums there for promo, but the release date is the 15th. Damn it, I’ll just have to wait ‘til then.