Big Electric Cat

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Orchid Dreaming 06:50 Tools
Paris Skyes 04:07 Tools
Eyelash 04:48 Tools
Bed of Nails 03:59 Tools
Christabel 06:00 Tools
Twisting Man 04:28 Tools
Rebecca 04:34 Tools
Red Roses 05:43 Tools
My Last Breath 06:30 Tools
Splinters 04:33 Tools
Sapphire 04:15 Tools
Winter Room 06:27 Tools
Black Water 06:41 Tools
Instro 04:50 Tools
Hallucinations 06:55 Tools
Blind 05:15 Tools
Transience 05:36 Tools
Secret Desire 06:40 Tools
Red Roses (Black Vine mix) 05:16 Tools
Crash 05:16 Tools
Cat People (Putting Out Fire) 04:57 Tools
Cat People (Putting Out Fire) (from Inglorious Basterds) 05:00 Tools
Twisting Man (Brain Pan Mix) 04:49 Tools
Paris Skyes (Grauesubstanz Mix) 04:37 Tools
Big Electric Cat 04:46 Tools
Christabel (Innocence Mix) 06:07 Tools
Red Roses (Death Method Mix) 05:52 Tools
Sapphire (Jewel Edit Mix) 04:12 Tools
Paris Skyes (BEC versus THE MACHINE) 04:52 Tools
A Winter Room 06:29 Tools
Crash Flight 232 (Original Version) 05:15 Tools
Cat People 05:00 Tools
Red Roses (Black Wine Mix) 05:46 Tools
Red Roses(Black Vine Mix) 05:46 Tools
Sapphire(Jewel Edit Mix) 05:46 Tools
Sectret Desire 06:41 Tools
Twisting Man [Brain Pan Mix] 04:50 Tools
(Putting out Fire) Cat People 04:50 Tools
Christabel(Innocence Mix) 06:41 Tools
Cat People (Putting Out The Fire) 4:57 04:57 Tools
Big Electric Cat - Twisting Ma 04:50 Tools
Paris Skyes(Grausubstanz Mix) 04:57 Tools
Sympathy For The Devil 04:57 Tools
Eyelash - Splinters 04:57 Tools
Twisting Man(Brain Pan Mix) 04:50 Tools
Eyelash - Black Water 04:50 Tools
Paris Skyes(BEC versus The Machine) 04:50 Tools
Eyelash - Secret Desire 04:50 Tools
Crash Flight 232 04:50 Tools
Eyelash - Blind 04:50 Tools
Eyelash - Eyelash 04:50 Tools
Dreams of a Mad King 04:50 Tools
Eyelash - Hallucinations 04:50 Tools
Eyelash - Transience 04:50 Tools
Eyelash - Crash 04:50 Tools
Paris Skies 04:50 Tools
Dreams Of A Mad King (1994) - Winter Room 06:28 Tools
Paris Skys 04:06 Tools
Big Electric Cat - Orchid Dreaming 06:50 Tools
Bedofnails 06:50 Tools
Twisting Man (Bonus Audio) 06:50 Tools
Christabel. 06:50 Tools
Cat People (Putting Out Fire) (David Bowie cover) 06:50 Tools
Big Electric Cat - Paris Skyes 06:50 Tools
Twisting Man 06:50 Tools
Big Electric Cat - Eyelash 06:50 Tools
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In 1989 musicians Paul Sadler and Deborah Denton moved from London to Sydney, Australia. In 1991, taking the name derived from the Philip K. Dick sci-fi novel "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? (later to become the movie Bladerunner) they were influenced by the films dark,futuristic and other worldly themes and formed Big Electric Cat. Following several changes in the bands line-up,it was not until 1993 they were joined by local bassist David Block and that the current band was born.Their live drummer was dropped in favour of a drum machine "Dr Ruth" named after the famous US sex therapist. After sell out gigs across Australia the band recorded their 4 track demo "Suspira". After a chance meeting with the owner of Phantom Records in Sydney, he suggested sending their demo to the newly formed Goth label Cleopatra Records in Los Angeles. They were offered a three album deal. The band's first full album was titled "Dreams of a Mad King" and was released in 1994. Recorded at Damien Gerrard Studios in Sydney it contains the songs "Christabel", "Orchid Dreaming", "Paris Skyes" and "Red Roses" which defined their sound and since its release, has become a classic across the USA and Europe. On the suggestion of Cleopatra label boss Brian Pereira the second release by the band was the seven track remix EP Burning Embers overseen by electronic guru Uberzone and was released in October 1995. In 1997 the band embarked on the massive Congregation Tour of the USA with labelmates Christian Death and Switchblade Symphony. On their return to Australia Deborah Denton left the band and Paul and David continued to record the second full length album "Eyelash". Released in August 1997,the songs took a darker,electronic journey-the classic title track was dedicated to the recent death of Paul's father. With more live commitments and increasing popularity William Jackson was recruited for keyboard duties, and when David Block quit unexpectedly later that year, he was replaced by maven Damien Gillette on bass. Big Electric Cat were among one of the first handful Australian Gothic bands to break through to the USA. Big Electric Cat's music continues to be released to a new generation of fans. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.