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(Milk Milk Lemonade)

The Kills // Black Session - March 27th, 2003
The Kills - Black Session March 27th, 2003 Studio 106, Paris MP3: The Kills - Superstition (Rollo & Grady)

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(Sheena Beaston)

|ONE FOR MY BITCHES|
[KILL KILL KILL] (I Wanna Fuck Dirty Harry)

Clive Culbertson - Time To Kill 7" [Flickr]
(Killed By Death Records)

Stereoheroes @ Kill The Radio - Sydney
Stereoheroes @ Kill The Radio - Sydney (19/04/2008) (Kidz by Colette)

Be A Bastard But Match The Clothes Up
Hype Kills tee by Goliath. (Palms Out Presents...Attorney ...)

Cathy Davey - Mr. Kill
T (Cellmates - Swedens biggest in ...)

Lizzy Grant : "Kill Kill" Video
Lizzy Grant – Kill Kill @ Yahoo! Video New York singer-songwriter has a heck of a video for "Kill (Perfect Porridge)

Kill to Kill & The Invincible Kids @ The Uptown Bar
FRIDAY DECEMBER 26   TIM RALLY GOLD ,  KILL TO KILL ,  Koo Koo Kanga Roo ,  The Invincible Kids (More Cowbell)

The Kills

The bluesy punk duo the Kills consists of vocalist/guitarist VV, aka Alison Mosshart, formerly of the Florida punk band Discount, and drummer/guitarist/vocalist Hotel, aka Jamie Hince. After Discount ended in 2000, VV began exchanging tapes with the London-based Hotel through the mail, but both of them felt hindered by this method, so VV crossed the Atlantic so the duo could write faster. In spring of 2001, they issued a self-released demo that showcased their gritty, sexy sound and earned favorable reviews.

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They also contributed a song, “Restaurant Blouse,” to 5 Rue Christine’s If the Twenty-First Century Did Not Exist It Would Be Necessary to Invent It compilation early in 2002, before their debut EP, Black Rooster, arrived that summer on Dim Mak. Along with gigs at the London and Glasgow LadyFests and supporting Le Tigre, the Kills also toured the U.S. for eight weeks before returning to London to finish their first full-length album, Keep on Your Mean Side, which was released by Rough Trade in spring 2003. Their second album, No Wow, arrived in 2005 and was an even dirtier, leaner collection of songs.


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