CD-Charts Position 1
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Batbox

by: Miss Kittin

Release Date February 11, 2008
I love this. It's reminiscent of bleepy school disco music from the 80's, only with one distinct advantage: it's good. 'Batbox' has a stylish Euro-pop vibe, and Miss Kittin's monotone vocals are delivered with an ironic wink and sexy accent, accompanied by an ancient-sounding drum machine, rumbling gothic bass lines and catchy synth riffs. It rocks in that rare way which doesn't involve guitars. 'Play Me A Tape' has my favourite lyrics, a song about the long-lost romance of the C-90 compilation. It's a cute love song, but don't worry, many on here rock hard enough to float your boat if you like heavier bands like Curve or Collide, although don't misunderstand me, this has a much purer, old-school, sound. If cool female vox with an electronic ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 2
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A Bugged Out Mix By Miss Kittin

by: Miss Kittin

Release Date April 17, 2006
I love this. It's reminiscent of bleepy school disco music from the 80's, only with one distinct advantage: it's good. 'Batbox' has a stylish Euro-pop vibe, and Miss Kittin's monotone vocals are delivered with an ironic wink and sexy accent, accompanied by an ancient-sounding drum machine, rumbling gothic bass lines and catchy synth riffs. It rocks in that rare way which doesn't involve guitars. 'Play Me A Tape' has my favourite lyrics, a song about the long-lost romance of the C-90 compilation. It's a cute love song, but don't worry, many on here rock hard enough to float your boat if you like heavier bands like Curve or Collide, although don't misunderstand me, this has a much purer, old-school, sound. If cool female vox with an electronic ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 3
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First Album

by: Miss Kittin & The Hacker

Release Date November 12, 2001
Miss Kiitin and the hacker have combined forces on this album to produce a sublime, erotic and unashamedly hedonistic piece of electronica. Drawing form fetishistic images, Miss Kittins' nihilistic drawl drapes itself over and around The Hackers minimalistic programming. This is more than post-punk or futuristic electro; this is Neuromancer music - plug in and unwind while walking down neon illuminated streets in Chiba or The Sprawl. The future is now.

CD-Charts Position 4
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Miss Kittin's Radio Caroline

by: Miss Kittin

Release Date November 14, 2005
THIS is my favourite of all that has come from Miss Kittin to date. So far I've 'fairly enjoyed' what has come from our Kat but not heard anything to go shouting about in a 'best thing since sliced bread manner'. This is until I came across Radio Caroline.

To be honest, all the signs were there that this was to be a piece of class. My beloved Autechre, Blaze's classic Lovelee Dae in a remix form I'd not come across before, the always classy Salt City Orchestra Mix of Mushrooms ... a track selection that look as varied as much as it was quality. Sticking the CD on, I wasn't let down. Radio Caroline offers a slicker, less fierce yet still showing the same fearless track selection as the Musik Magazine mix This Is Electroclash. Put the word ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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I Com

by: Miss Kittin

Release Date May 31, 2004
This Album is incredible, with musical references from all over the place. Late seventies girl punk, german cabaret, early nineties house, trance and eighties electronica all thrown into the mix. But the sound that comes out is fresh and unique. I have only just discovered this record and I can't understand why every home doesn't own a copy. buy it now.

CD-Charts Position 6
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A Bugged Out Mix

by: Miss Kittin

Release Date August 08, 2006
This Album is incredible, with musical references from all over the place. Late seventies girl punk, german cabaret, early nineties house, trance and eighties electronica all thrown into the mix. But the sound that comes out is fresh and unique. I have only just discovered this record and I can't understand why every home doesn't own a copy. buy it now.

CD-Charts Position 7
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Or

by: Golden Boy With Miss Kittin

Release Date August 23, 2004
This Album is incredible, with musical references from all over the place. Late seventies girl punk, german cabaret, early nineties house, trance and eighties electronica all thrown into the mix. But the sound that comes out is fresh and unique. I have only just discovered this record and I can't understand why every home doesn't own a copy. buy it now.

CD-Charts Position 8
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I Com [VINYL]

by: Miss Kittin

Release Date May 24, 2004
This Album is incredible, with musical references from all over the place. Late seventies girl punk, german cabaret, early nineties house, trance and eighties electronica all thrown into the mix. But the sound that comes out is fresh and unique. I have only just discovered this record and I can't understand why every home doesn't own a copy. buy it now.

CD-Charts Position 9
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Batbox [VINYL]

by: Miss Kittin

Release Date February 18, 2008
I love this. It's reminiscent of bleepy school disco music from the 80's, only with one distinct advantage: it's good. 'Batbox' has a stylish Euro-pop vibe, and Miss Kittin's monotone vocals are delivered with an ironic wink and sexy accent, accompanied by an ancient-sounding drum machine, rumbling gothic bass lines and catchy synth riffs. It rocks in that rare way which doesn't involve guitars. 'Play Me A Tape' has my favourite lyrics, a song about the long-lost romance of the C-90 compilation. It's a cute love song, but don't worry, many on here rock hard enough to float your boat if you like heavier bands like Curve or Collide, although don't misunderstand me, this has a much purer, old-school, sound. If cool female vox with an electronic backing and a dark ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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Happy Violentine: Remixes [CD 1] [12" VINYL]

by: Miss Kittin

Release Date February 14, 2005
I love this. It's reminiscent of bleepy school disco music from the 80's, only with one distinct advantage: it's good. 'Batbox' has a stylish Euro-pop vibe, and Miss Kittin's monotone vocals are delivered with an ironic wink and sexy accent, accompanied by an ancient-sounding drum machine, rumbling gothic bass lines and catchy synth riffs. It rocks in that rare way which doesn't involve guitars. 'Play Me A Tape' has my favourite lyrics, a song about the long-lost romance of the C-90 compilation. It's a cute love song, but don't worry, many on here rock hard enough to float your boat if you like heavier bands like Curve or Collide, although don't misunderstand me, this has a much purer, old-school, sound. If cool female vox with an electronic backing and a dark ... Read More: