MISS KITTIN first came to prominence in the early electroclash music scene of the late 90s. In particular, her collaborations with FELIX DA HOUSECAT, most memorably on "Silver Screen Shower Scene" and with long term music partner THE HACKER, which saw such genre-defining underground hits as "Frank Sinatra (Is Dead)" and "1982" blaze a trail of glory in underground dance music. Miss Kittin is set to release her 2nd solo album, 'BatBox' - two years in the making, and almost four years since the highly regarded 'I.Com'. 'BatBox' comprises thirteen original songs, all composed whilst touring extensively throughout the world. A true individual with the substance to support the uncompromising attitude she is recognised for, BatBox is bursting with signature style Kittin observations on modern life. The tracks balance such irreverent perspectives with a fresh, more reflective approach and a self-deprecating acknowledgement of her flirtation with Goth culture. Why else dedicate an album to bats and sing, "bat in a box - show me what you goth".

Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. Kittin Is High
2. Batbox
3. Grace
4. Solid As A Rockstar
5. Barefoot Tonight
6. Play Me A Tape
7. Pollution Of The Mind
8. Wash'n'dry
9. Metalhead
10. Machine Joy
11. Sunset Strip
12. Playmate Of The Century
13. Lightmaker