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Black Cat Rebellion

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Origin
  
Indianapolis, Indiana

Years active
  
2003 (2003)–present

Genres
  
Punk rock

Labels
  
Unsigned

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Website
  
www.blackcatrebellion.com

Members
  
Brad St. Patrick Rob Nüetzmann Patrick Meadows Chris Grady

Albums
  
Lovers of the Bizarre, Our Lives Like Daggers

Profiles

Black Cat Rebellion is a punk rooted rock 'n' roll band formed in 2003 in Indianapolis, Indiana by Brad St. Patrick (vocals and guitars), and Rob Nüetzmann (bass). Many comparisons have been made to their sound, including: '77 Punk, Garage, Post Punk, and Deathrock.

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Career

The band tours frequently, from East to West coast, across the United States. Aside from their own tours, Black Cat has played many festivals; including the Heavy Rebel Weekender, Oranje, Cornerstone, and Drop Dead Festival. They have also appeared as the soundtrack to an episode of ESPN 2's "Hot Rod Trucks" show. A video was also shot for "Gynophobia" for the "O.L.L.D." album. In print, the band has also appeared in several magazines, including Loud, Fast, Rules and PORK.

Discography

  • Ain't Got No Time — limited self-release - Out of print
  • Our Lives Like Daggers — Crypt of Blood Records - Out of print
  • Lovers Of The Bizarre — self-release
  • Current

  • Brad St. Patrick - Vocals and Guitar (2003-present)
  • Rob Nüetzmann - Bass (2003-2007) (2010-present)
  • Patrick Meadows - Guitar (2012-present)
  • Chris Grady - Drums (2003-2006) (2014-present)
  • Former

  • D. Zaster - Drums (2005-2006)
  • Michael "Milk" Patton - Drums (2006-2007)
  • Ben Galvin (2011-2013)
  • Kurt Fester - Bass (2008-2009)
  • Brian Nichols - Guitar (2010-2011)
  • Songs

    Hex On YouLovers of the Bizarre · 2015
    From Hell to YouLovers of the Bizarre · 2015
    Kiss Me KamikazeLovers of the Bizarre · 2015

    References

    Black Cat Rebellion Wikipedia


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