Gram Rabbit - Bloody Bunnies
“Take it in stride"
Bizarreness for you today. Gram Rabbit entered the music scene with a record called Music To Start A Cult To, and they are most definitely of that ilk. Bloody Bunnies (and how is that for a title?) starts out all Alice In Videoland-ish before launching into harder and rockier choruses. Sort of a mix between electro and rock but in a different way than we're used to hearing. It is a strange (yet insanely catchy) track to say the least. Ditto for the press pictures. I don't think I've ever seen a band use bunny ears as part of their promo. One question though: why would a band who obviously has a huge affinity for rabbits write a song called bloody bunnies? The mysteries of life, folks.
“Take it in stride"
Bizarreness for you today. Gram Rabbit entered the music scene with a record called Music To Start A Cult To, and they are most definitely of that ilk. Bloody Bunnies (and how is that for a title?) starts out all Alice In Videoland-ish before launching into harder and rockier choruses. Sort of a mix between electro and rock but in a different way than we're used to hearing. It is a strange (yet insanely catchy) track to say the least. Ditto for the press pictures. I don't think I've ever seen a band use bunny ears as part of their promo. One question though: why would a band who obviously has a huge affinity for rabbits write a song called bloody bunnies? The mysteries of life, folks.
*Oh yeah, and the lead singer's called Jesika von Rabbit, as if you're surprised.
mp3: Gram Rabbit - Bloody Bunnies
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posted by Nick at 4:39 PM
2 Comments:
I don't think WMA files are going to work in my iTunes. I hope this isn't going to be the norm as I like most of the tunes you put up??
Cheers,
KulPop
Don't worry. The only reason it's a wma file is that I couldn't find it in any other format!
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