Artist description Electronic music with a mainstream attitude, occasionally bordering on teenybop - less Britney Spears, more like new No Doubt. Less R&B, more Kraftwerk type influences.

Music Style Mainstream Electronic/Synthpop

Musical Influences Information Society, Depeche Mode, Berlin, Jane Child, Radio Iodine, Gary Numan, gusgus, Art of Noise, Massive Attack, alternative rock, pop music

Similar Artists Switchblade Symphony, Beborn Beton, 3 Doors Down, Depeche Mode, new Berlin, + Jane Child

Artist History Kirsten has been singing practically all of her life. A hyperimaginative redhead standing at a statuesque 5'11", has studied various types of music from pop music trends to trip-hop to industrial to teenybop from a very young age. And she likes it all. "Admittedly, I listen to a variety of music, but I think it all balances out evenly when me and Katie [Turner, producer] hit the studio," Kirsten says. She makes the comment, "Yah, but who wants labels? Labels are only made so radio programmers know where to put someone's music. I LIKE sampled beats and I like guitars - so why the frag NOT put them together? Shouldn't music be FUN and NOT pander to the masses? Since when did 'pop' become a vulgar word?" she asks in rapid succession. From the darkwave-inspired downtempo noise of "Paranoia," the techno-meets-synthpop touch of "JuneĜ3" to the Orbital-esque dark house of "Bimbo," Blame & producer Katie Turner create sounds to make your booty shake and vibes that make you ponder the Fates.

Group Members Kirsten Blame - vocals, lyrics, guitar. Katie Turner - producer, programmer, keyboards

Instruments vocals, electronics, guitars, keyboards & turntables

Albums forthcoming "mysterious girl EP"

Location St. Louis, Missouri - USA

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