Caitlin
Caitlin is a band fronted by Caitlin Reardon on vocals and guitar, with Jake Hawthorne on bass and Ethan Sinclair on drums. They released the EP 'Blood Honey'...
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Caitlin is a band fronted by Caitlin Reardon on vocals and guitar, with Jake Hawthorne on bass and Ethan Sinclair on drums. They released the EP 'Blood Honey' in 2017, followed by the album 'Wounds That Never Heal' in 2019. Their 2021 single 'Boy Child Lover' became their most discussed work.
The song 'Boy Child Lover' drew strong reactions for its explicit lyrics about child abuse. The band said it was meant to criticize societal silence on the issue, not glorify it, but some listeners accused them of crossing a line. They kept playing it anyway, which built them a following of people who appreciated their direct approach.
Musically, Caitlin works with punk, grunge, and folk elements, giving their songs a raw, unsettled feel. Reardon's vocals cut through that noise with a plain intensity, delivering lyrics that don't soften their edges. They haven't shied away from the discomfort their music can create.
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