Miss Kittin's New Album!

[Brett]

I was happy beyond words to find out that her new album is out, now I want to know what you all think! Leave some love!!!

Miss Kittin ‘A Bugged Out Mix’ In stores Now!

“It’s a lush soundtrack with moments of synthetic beauty”
- Lush Magazine UK

Excellent two-disc collection from consistently eclectic electrohead, split into up-for-it ‘Perfect Night’ and
out-of-it ‘Perfect Day’ sets.
- Arena UK

A suitably named party pack containing one CD for a ‘Perfect Day’, the other for a ‘Perfect
Night’. Miss Kittin’s fine selection of tracks range from industrial to early rave, techno onto
electronica, mixed in her usually graceful manner.
-Fact Magazine UK


Following on the heels of her highly successful ‘Radio Caroline’ and ‘Live at Sonar’ albums, superstar DJ
Miss Kittin releases the 2xCD ‘A Bugged Out Mix’ on System Recordings. Known for her playful, varied
track selection and amazing technical kills, Miss Kittin continues to push forward the boundaries of techno
and electro. Her massive following throughout the world attests to Miss Kittin’s popularity and place at the
top of the global electronic music scene.

CD 1, Miss Kittin has subtitled “Perfect Night,” as it is a representation of her current peak time club style.
Princess Superstar’s opening, “Perfect” (Acapella) announces Miss Kittin’s arrival at the decks and from
there she dives head first into a mix of red-hot new and classic underground Techno favorites. Cajmere’s
“Percolator,” Adam Beyer’s “Walking Contradiction,” Drexciya’s “Lost Vessel” and Squarepusher’s “My Red
Hot Car” all make appearances.

CD 2, Miss Kittin’s “Perfect Day”, is where she weaves her way through her record collection creating a
lush sound track drawn from ambient classics, minimal moments of beauty and haunting vocal tracks. Some
of Miss Kittin’s favorite post-club listens are featured here, including Wagon Christ’s “Shadows,” Si Begg’s
“Sting #3,” Baby Ford’s “Normal” and Biosphere’s “Le Grand Dôme.” Contemporary, stylish and exciting - if
you ever desired to capture and bottle up the Miss Kittin experience then ‘A Bugged Out Mix’ is surely it!

CD1 - Perfect Night
1. Princess Superstar - Perfect (Acapella)
2. DJ K! - Plastic People (K-1 Original Mix)
3. El Loco - Ibiza
4. Cajmere - Percolator (Keep Movin' Mix)
5. Armando - 151 (Terrace Mixx)
6. My My - Serpentine
7. Female vs. Regis - Avon 1
(James Ruskin Remix)
8. Adam Beyer - A Walking Contradiction
(Part 1)
9. Fixmer / McCarthy - Freefall
(The Hacker Remix)
10. Drexciya - Lost Vessel
11. Perspects - 13 (In 2 parts)
12. GE &GM - Seven Eleven
13. Modeselektor - Hasir
14. Mike Ink - Paroles (Original)
15. Milanese - Vanilla Monkey
16. DJ Maxximus / Something J - Destiny
17. Squarepusher - My Red Hot Car
18. Acrosome - Perfect Girl

CD2 - Perfect Day
1. Si Begg - Sting #3 (That´s Good)
2. Wagon Christ - Shadows
3. Monolake - Invisible
4. Baby Ford - Normal
(Is It Normal? Club Mix)
5. Donato Dozzy & Brando Lupi -
Metal Slave
6. Jay Haze - Groove
7. Richard Devine - Untitled A1
8. Le Car - Aluminum Rectangles
9. Toasty - The Knowledge
10. Artwork - Rank
11. a|b feat. MC Soom-t - Another Level
12. Concept 1 - 08:00
13. Sixtoo - Transfer Please,
Perfect Wednesday
14. Villalobos - Easy Lee (Cassy Lee Mix)
15. Static - Inside Your Heaven
16. Biosphere - Le Grand Dôme
17. Twine - Kalea Morning
18. Christ. - Medulla Oblongata

MISS KITTIN NORTH AMERICAN TOUR DATES:
9/13/06 Miami FL The District
9/14/06 Quebec City CAN Dagobert
9/15/06 Toronto CAN Sonic
9/16/06 NYC NY Avalon
9/21/06 Montreal CAN Club Parking
9/22/06 Vancouver CAN Celebrities
9/23/06 San Francisco CA Mezzanine
9/24/06 Los Angeles CA Key Club

ABOUT MISS KITTIN & BUGGED OUT:
Miss Kittin first appeared at Bugged Out in December 2001 as part of an International Deejay Gigolos party.
Playing live with The Hacker she appeared stage right wrapped from head-to-toe in white swaddling bands
which she eventually peeled off to reveal a black leather cat suit. Her eye-line was sprayed black like Pris
from Blade Runner and she kept this startling make-up on for her ensuing dj set. She played skewed electro
and techno concluding with Prince’s “When Doves Cry”. Both performances and her jaw-dropping sartorial
choices proved a pivotal moment for both Bugged Out and the captivated audience. Suddenly bald blokes
with laptops didn’t seem such an enticing proposition anymore...
We first heard of Caroline Herve in 1997 when Bugged Out’s magazine Jockey Slut, came across Miss Kittin
and The Hacker’s ‘Frank Sinatra’. There weren’t any techno records around at that time that derided the
vacuousness of VIP culture, featured a wickedly monotone female voice that demanded we lick her ass and
laugh at the death of ‘Ol Blue Eyes’ (who was still very much alive at the time). Furthermore when we
interviewed her Miss Kittin talked of how the “shitty serious world of techno needed a kick up the arse” and
of including Visage and New Order in her sets long before it became fashionable to do so with the advent of
electroclash.

[State Machine]

Hey, ! I am a big fan also. I have all her records. I will have to go get this one over the weekend. I will post my thoughts on this record.

Bill

Oh, and welcome to the forum !!!