Black Cat 13

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Black Cat #13 was a band from Ontario, Canada. Their style of music was a blend of electro, hardcore, and rock music. The band were around from 1998 to 2000, and played a total of 47 shows. The band is mostly remembered because it included Jesse F. Keeler, a member of the successful dance rock group Death from Above 1979.

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[edit] The band's breakup

On the band's site, blackcat13.cjb.net, the band had a long break between posts from June 1, 2000 to October 25, 2000. In the post for the latter date, the band says "TO ALL THE KIDS ASKING IF WE HAVE BROKEN UP, HMM.... XOX BC#13".

The next post stated that they had broken up for sure, and that they would still be finishing a split with The Vivian Girls. The post also stated that band members Jesse and Robin had been finishing up the first EP from their new project, Femme Fatale.

After two years without updates from the site, in February of 2002, the site was updated with links to the websites of all the former band member's new projects. These projects were Femme Fatale, and The Sick Lipstick, started by Lindsay Gillard and Mark McLean (singer and keyboardist, respectively). The site has not been updated since.

Upon disbanding of The Sick Lipstick, Lindsay went on to join "Fox the Boombox," while Mark joined "Nervous Sleepers"

[edit] Discography

  • March 14, 1999 - Three Song Demo
  • May 1, 1999 - Self-titled (7")
  • May 2000 - Split 7" with International Strike Force
  • May 2000 - I Blast Off! (7")
  • September 15, 2000 - The Experiment Volume One (12")
  • November 2000 - The Experiment Volume Two (7")

They have also appeared on a compilation called the Fear of the Nothing, released by Nothing Enterprises. It was released in August of 2000, and featured the song "The Girl With the Wire Skull (Hi-Hat Remix)".

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