Kitten Control
Kitten Control formed in Brooklyn around 2015. Their track "Disappear" came out that same year, built around Sarah Persephone's vocals and Andrew Lurie's...
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Kitten Control formed in Brooklyn around 2015. Their track "Disappear" came out that same year, built around Sarah Persephone's vocals and Andrew Lurie's production. The sound leaned on synths and rhythms that felt both atmospheric and grounded.
Persephone, Lurie, and drummer Javi Anaya worked together through a few releases. They put out an album called "Introspection" in 2017, and another called "Reality" in 2020. The music stayed in that space between electronic textures and something more personal.
Some listeners found the material heavy or inward-looking. The band signed with a larger label at one point, which brought questions about how their approach might shift. They kept making music that didn't try to resolve those tensions neatly.
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