Five-song debut EP from the band that brings the punk rock dance party to even the most cross-armed jaded listener. The Kissing Tigers perfect a stylish combination of punk-sass and keyboard-heavy distortion. Bringing to mind The Faint, Hot Hot Heat or early New Order, the Kissing Tigers rely heavily on their mammoth keyboard hooks, without leaning too heavily on the '80s irony or straying too far from their punk roots. You'll absolutely love this EP!!

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While the name is the same, the faces have changed for this album. Andrew Kaffer is still the main songwriter and voice of Kissing Book though he has surrounded himself by a different group of friends. The main addition that has changed the sound for Kissing Book would be the expert drumming of Adam Bayer (former drummer for Mooney Suzuki and main guy behind The I Live the Life of a Movie Star Secret Hideout). The off beat and precise drumming has given the album a flowing jazzier feel. With the addition o...   [ read more ]

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The debut album from Portland Oregon's heartbreaking duo sometimes trio is sure to surprisemany especially their own fans. Kissing Book is mainly the vehicle of a young man named Andrew. Andrew is a bit of a crooner and sings the heart felt strummey songs that stay in your head for days. In the past they have sounded like a bit of a skiffle band live, but there is a full sound on this album with multiple vocal tracks, clarinet, saxaphone, keyboards, shakers and hand claps. Recorded by Martyn Leaper of the ...   [ read more ]

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