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KITTIE: New Live Photos Posted Online

October 6, 2005

Canadian metal band KITTIE played their debut gig with their new lineup — featuring new guitarist Tara McLeod, formerly with Strathroy, Ontario area band SHERRY, and bassist Trish Doan, who played with London, Ontario rockers HER — on Thursday (Sept. 29) at Call the Office in London, Ontario. Check out pictures at KittieRocks.com.

KITTIE, who parted ways with guitarist Lisa Marx and bassist Jennifer Arroyo earlier in the year, are currently unsigned, having split with Artemis Records in March "due to a proposed amendment to the recording budget for the pending fourth KITTIE album," according to a post on the band's web site. The band's most recent album, "Until the End", was released in July 2004.

KITTIE will soon release a downloadable EP to introduce new material.

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