Lyrics by Kittie
- Brackish
- Suck
- Charlotte
- Da Shit You Can't Fuck With
- Die My Darling
- Do You Think I'm A Whore?
- Loveless
- Spit
- Until The End
- What I Always Wanted
- Already Dead
- Angels Fuck
- Around Your Heart
- Breathe
- Burning Bridges
- Career Suicide
- Choke
- Come Undone
- Cut Throat
- Daughters Down
- Empires II
- Everything That Could Have Been
- Fake
- Falling Down
- Feel Good
- Flower Of Flesh And Blood
- Forgive And Forget
- Funeral For Yesterday
- Get Off (You Can Eat a Dick)
- I've Failed You
- Immortal
- In Dreams
- In Winter
- Into the Darkness
- Johnny
- Jonny
- Kingdom Come
- Last Goodbye
- Looks So Pretty
- Mouthful Of Poison
- My Plague
- Never Again
- Never Come Home
- No Name
- Now Or Never
- Oracle
- Oracle
- Pain
- Paperdoll
- Pink Lemonade
- Pussy Sugar
- Raven
- Ready Aim Riot
- Red Flag
- Run Like Hell
- Safe
- Severed
- Sleepwalking
- Slow Motion
- Sorrow I Know
- Sugar
- Summer Dies
- Sweet Destruction
- The Change
- The Only
- The Truth
- This Too Shall Pass
- This Town (With Korn)
- Time Never Heals
- Trippin'
- Ugly
- We Are The Lamb
- What Have I Done?
- Whiskey Love Song
- Whisper Of Death
- Will To Live
- Witch Hunt
- Wolves
Kittie is a Canadian heavy metal band from London, Ontario, formed in 1996 by guitarist Fallon Bowman and sisters Mercedes and Morgan Lander, on drums and vocals/guitars, respectively. Tanya Candler completed the band's early line-up on bass. The Lander sisters have remained the band's sole constant members. Collectively, their material released via independent record labels has sold over two million copies worldwide. Kittie was chosen as the band name because the name "seemed contradictory". After signing to Ng Records, Kittie released their debut album Spit (1999), which saw a wider release under Artemis Records the following year. The album, which primarily exhibited a nu metal sound, sold at least 600,000 copies in the United States and was certified gold by the RIAA. Kittie's subsequent output, including Oracle (2001) and Until the End (2004), saw the band transition towards a heavier, more aggressive albeit melodic sound featuring characteristics of alternative metal, groove metal and death metal. Neither album was able to replicate the success of Spit, and Kittie parted ways with Artemis Records in 2005. After leaving Artemis, Kittie created their own label, X of Infamy, and released their fourth album Funeral for Yesterday in 2007. In 2009, the band signed to eOne Music, with who they released In the Black (2009) and I've Failed You (2011), both with bassist Ivana "Ivy" Jenkins. After the release of I've Failed You, Kittie went on an indefinite hiatus and the band's members pursued various other projects. In 2018, a documentary, Kittie: Origins/Evolutions, chronicling the history of the band was released in co-ordination with its 20th anniversary, followed by a one-off reunion concert. In 2022, Kittie reunited to perform at the Blue Ridge Rock and the When We Were Young festivals. The band's first album in 13 years, Fire, is expected to be released in June 2024 through Sumerian Records.
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