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The all-female Alternative-Metal band Kittie was founded in London, Ontario CANADA, in 1996 by sisters Mercedes and Morgan Lander when they were barely on the cusp of adolescence; the initial line-up finds Mercedes playing drums with Morgan on vocals + guitar, along with fellow students Fallon Bowman on guitar and Tanya Candler on bass. The quartet released an eponymous 6-track EP in 1999 but Candler was forced to leave the band that winter due to health problems, she was replaced with Talena Atfield. Their debut full-length disc, "Spit", was issued in early 2000 by NG/Artemis Records, this album was quickly certified gold in their homeland and reached the #79 position on the U.S. Billboard Top 200 chart. In 2001, Bowman left the group without citing her reasons; however, the
three remaining members released the second Kittie album, "Oracle",
in October that same year, peaking at #57 on the The Billboard 200. Two years later they added a fourth member, the second guitarist Lisa Marx and in the summer of 2004 the band released "Until The End", it reached the #105 position on The Billboard Top 200 Albums chart. The Ontario-based Metal outfit's fourth offering, "Funeral For Yesterday", released on February 20, 2007 via the group's own X Of Infamy, peaked at #101 in the United States. The band, which now consisted of Mercedes and Morgan Lander, Tara McLeod on guitar and Trish Doan on bass, debuted at #40 on The Hot Mainstream Rock radio chart with the first single off the CD, the album's title-track. In early March of 2008 Kittie parted ways with Trish Doan due to medical
reasons; she was replaced by bassist Ivy Vujic.
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Spit(2000) |
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Oracle(2001) |
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Until The End(2004) |
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Funeral For Yesterday(2007) |
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In The Black(2009) |
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