Big Electric Cat
Big Electric Cat formed in the late 2010s around vocalist and guitarist Cory King and bassist James Anderson. They released their debut single "Cat People...
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Big Electric Cat formed in the late 2010s around vocalist and guitarist Cory King and bassist James Anderson. They released their debut single "Cat People (Putting Out Fire)" in 2019, which became their most recognizable track. The band's lineup eventually included drummer Mark Johnson and saxophonist Emily Taylor.
Their music blends rock and funk elements with a persistent feline theme. Songs like "Eyelash," "Rebecca," and "Secret Desire" show their range from moody atmospherics to more direct grooves. They've put out several releases including the albums "The Meow Mix" in 2020 and "Nine Lives" in 2023.
Beyond recording, they've been involved with animal welfare causes. Their cat imagery and advocacy work have become part of their identity alongside the music itself.
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