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Catherine

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In the early phases of their career, the Chicago-based group Catherine was frequently dismissed as being little more than a second-rate Smashing Pumpkins knockoff. The fact that Catherine drummer Kerry Brown was married to Pumpkins bassist D'Arcy did little to weaken this allegation, along with the notable point that the two bands would occasionally borrow members from one another in the recording studio. In hindsight, however, Catherine probably did not deserve to be pigeonholed in so simple a manner. Although their earlier releases did at times bear a resemblance to Billy Corgan's crew, Catherine eventually discovered their own sound as the '90s progressed, distancing themselves from strictly guitar-based alternative rock in favor of a more psychedelic-tinged indie pop feel toward the end of their existence.

Catherine's original lineup slowly came together during the late '80s and early '90s, with founding members Neil Jendon and Jerome Brown providing the band with their name (for reasons unknown even to them). Along with a drum machine, they were joined by bassist Cliff Fox for their first release, the Sparkle/Charmed 7" single, which was put out on the local Limited Potential label. Drummer Kerry Brown was added soon afterward and the drum machine was shelved; with new guitarist Mark Rew also aboard, the group released the Billy Corgan-produced Sleepy EP in 1994. The EP was embraced in college markets, which prompted the group to sign with TVT for their debut album, Sorry! Due to touring constraints, Fox left the band shortly after the release of Sorry! and was replaced by Keith Brown (Kerry's brother). Catherine's tour in support of the album found them opening for the likes of the Pumpkins, Dig, and Letters to Cleo; as a result of this widened exposure, Sorry! went on to become a fairly large college hit. In 1996, group founders Neil Jendon and Jerome Brown both left the band, a situation that left Rew as the primary singer/songwriter for the final Catherine release, Hot Saki & Bedtime Stories. Rew proceeded to recruit a handful of new musicians for the ensuing tour, but ultimately decided to lay the Catherine name to rest in 1998.

Title: Pantin sans voix

Artist: Catherine

Genre: Pop

Title: Nimefanywa Upya

Artist: Catherine

Genre: Gospel

Title: My Tiny Time - Single

Artist: Catherine

Genre: Pop

Title: Nshili Uwalungama

Artist: Nickson, Catherine

Genre: Gospel

Title: Behind Gravity - EP

Artist: Catherine

Genre: Pop

Title: Nimefanywe Upya

Artist: Catherine

Genre: Gospel

Title: Pra Kod Tua - Single

Artist: Catherine

Genre: Pop

Title: La casa del ragno

Artist: Catherine

Genre: Pop

Title: Kaguya - Single

Artist: Catherine

Genre: J-Pop

Title: The Naturals

Artist: Catherine

Genre: Rock, Punk, Metal, Alternative

Title: Rising Sun

Artist: Catherine

Genre: House

Title: Dry Bones

Artist: Catherine

Genre: Gospel

Title: Mix It Up

Artist: Catherine

Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Soul, Pop

Title: Sleepy

Artist: Catherine

Genre: Rock, Alternative

Title: Sleepy

Artist: Catherine

Genre: Alternative Rock

Title: Rumor Has It

Artist: Catherine

Genre: Rock, Punk, Metal, Alternative

Title: Sorry!

Artist: Catherine

Genre: Rock, Alternative

Title: Tang - Single

Artist: Catherine

Genre: Pop

Title: Love Me

Artist: Catherine

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Collections

Title: Sexy Trance # 04

Genre: Trance

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