NEXT SHOWS:
CBGB (STL) 5.22.13
RFT AWARDS SHOWCASE (SLT) 6.1.13
NEWS + UPDATES:
ELEVEN MAGAZINE MCF COVER FEATURE NOW AVAILABLE!
MCF MIXING 2013 LP @ SAWHORSE STUDIOS
GIRL TALK #2 FOR TOP KDHX 2012 SPINS

Middle Class Fashion January 2013 (L to R):
Brian McClelland, Katie Lindhorst, Jenn Malzone, Brad Vaughn

On minor key piano pop trio MIDDLE CLASS FASHION's debut full length, GIRL TALK, the St. Louis-based group marries breezy, hook-infused pop elodies with slightly dark, classically inuenced arrangements and a penchant for complex, joyous vocal harmonies. Picture Tegan and Sara scoring a Tim Burton film with Danny Elfman.

Singer/pianist Jenn Malzone formed MIDDLE CLASS FASHION in 2010 with a member from each of her two other bands—drummer Brad Vaughn plays bass in Malzone's baroque pop outfit PAPER DOLLS, while she and bassist Brian McClelland co-lead the StL indie pop powerhouse TIGHT PANTS SYNDROME—mostly "to create an avenue for my songs that didn't seem to t as well with the other bands," Malzone said. "And with Brad and Brian's aptitude and enthusiasm for learning and developing new material we were able to speed up the creative process in a way we weren't able to in the other bands—basically, to write a song on Monday, learn it on Wednesday, and play it in front of an audience on Friday. It's fun, and it keeps us on our toes."

The band members have had a great year—Malzone was awarded BEST FEMALE VOCALIST by the RIVERFRONT TIMES' ST. LOUIS BEST OF 2011 poll, and her other project with McClelland, TIGHT PANTS SYNDROME, won BEST POP BAND in the RFT's 2011 MUSIC POLL. After taking a few baby steps early in 2010 with MIDDLE CLASS FASHION—including releasing and touring behind an acclaimed self-titled EP—MCF will be touring in 2012 behind their debut full-length, GIRL TALK, released to glowing reviews January 18, 2012 via Blip! Blap! Records + Tapes.

The band's hometown is rallying 'round the MCF flag—spins from St. Louis independent radio mecca KDHX have made GIRL TALK #1 on their CMJ TOP 30 chart, and the #2 most played album, local AND national, for all of 2012. the ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH featured the band in their LISTEN video series, shooting a whirling live performance of an unreleased track, "Stuck," in a very pink and girl talk-friendly hair salon. MCF wrapped up 2012 with RIVERFRONT TIMES BEST OF ST. LOUIS 2012 awards for BEST POP BAND and BEST LOCAL ALBUM.

Keyboardist Katie Lindhorst (THE GLASS CAVALRY) made MCF a quartet in Summer 2012 and features prominently in the band's new as-yet-untitled LP, to be released Spring 2013.


 

 

 

 

UPCOMING SHOWS

MAY 9 2013: MIDWEST MAYHEM (CITY MUSEUM, STL)
SET TIMES TBA | $20 OR FREE WITH KDHX MEMBERSHIP

MAY 22 2013: CBGB (STL)
FREE | 9PM

JUNE 1 2013: RFT MUSIC AWARDS SHOWCASE (STL)
INFO TBA

JUNE 8 2013: THE LIVERY (STL)
w/ LITTLE BIG BANGS + BURROWS
9PM

JUNE 15 2013: UNICEF FUNDRAISER @ CICERO'S (UNIVERSITY CITY)
w/ FOUR FOOT SKYSCRAPER + STEVIE + KING JAMES AND THE KILLER BEE
830PM | $10 (ORDER TIX HERE)

JUNE 29 2013: PRIDEFEST (DOWNTOWN STL)
4:15PM on the MONSANTO STAGE

VIDEO

Sugar Hrt Candy video preview
"SUGAR HRT CANDY"
video by BRIAN MCCLELLAND for BLIP BLAP RECORDS + TAPES + VIDEOS
view on YouTube here

My Attack video preview
"MY ATTACK"

video by ALEXANDER MCCLELLAND and BRIAN MCCLELLAND
for BLIP BLAP RECORDS + TAPES + VIDEOS
view on YouTube here

Stuck video preview
"STUCK"
a one-take live video by JOHNNY ANDREWS for ST. LOUIS POST DISPATCH'S LISTEN series
view on YouTube here

 

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NEWS + UPDATES


(JANUARY 31, 2013)
ELEVEN MAGAZINE MCF COVER FEATURE

We were shocked and quite chuffed to find that ELEVEN MAGAZINE chose their MCF feature for the new issue's cover! Go here to find out where you can pick up yourself (and our moms) a copy. Read the issue cover to cover here.





 

 


 

 


(JANUARY 25, 2013)
MCF NEW LP UPDATE
MCF's currently mixing the as-yet-untitled full length follow up to 2012's Girl Talk with Jason McIntyre at Sawhorse Studios in south Saint Louis for a planned late Spring 2013 release.


(JANUARY 15, 2013)
MCF'S GIRL TALK KDHX'S 2ND MOST SPUN RECORD FOR 2012
KDHX 88.1 (Saint Louis) recently announced on KDHX.org that MCF''s debut LP Girl Talk was their second most spun record, national *and* local, of 2012. See the full listing of the station's top NATIONAL 2012 spins here. Check out the full list of top LOCAL 2012 spins here.


(DECEMBER 11, 2012)
NEW XMAS EP SENTIMENTAL SINGLES AVAILABLE 12.18.12
MCF's secret new four track Xmas EP, Sentimental Singles, will be available for purchase via Bandcamp on 12.18.12. OR GET IT FREE: the first 50 people at the merch table at the Firebird this Saturday get a FREE CD + Download code.


(DECEMBER 8, 2012)
NEW LIVE KDHX RECORDINGS STREAMING ON KDHX.ORG
This week, MCF visited KDHX to record a short set of songs from the upcoming yet-to-be titled full-length (now streaming, along with a sweet set of pics by Bryan Sutter, here.) and to record a new Xmas song, "Give Xmas My Best," for the station's upcoming Xmas EP.

STL MAG FEATURE NOW ONLINE
Read Jordan Oakes' MCF feature 
"Clothes Make the Band" here.


(NOVEMBER 15, 2012)
THE WEEKLY MOUTHFUL INTERVIEW
The "Weekly Mouthful" feeds/interviews MCF in Champaign, IL about cats and stuff. See it here.


(NOVEMBER 2, 2012)
NEW "SUGAR HRT CANDY" VIDEO PREMIERE!
Brian McClelland's new fully animated video for MCF Girl Talk track "Sugar Hrt Candy" premiered on YouTube today--just click on our VIDEO tab to check it out, or go here.


(OCTOBER 30, 2012)
MCF IN ST. LOUIS MAGAZINE'S NOVEMBER ISSUE
Check out the November issue of ST. LOUIS MAGAZINE for a two-page MCF feature (including a crazy/awesome photo taken by Jennifer Silverberg outside our rehearsal space at Lemp Brewery about five seconds before a torrential downpour) by Jordan Oakes! It's not online yet, but the print copies are everywhere.


(OCTOBER 29, 2012)
ALIVE MAGAZINE MCF INTERVIEW
ALIVE magazine posted a short video interview with the band shot in September at Foam. Check it our here.


(SEPTEMBER 27, 2012)
MCF WINS RFT BEST OF ST LOUIS 
2012 AWARDS: BEST POP BAND
& BEST RECORD!

From Riverfronttimes.com:
BEST POP BAND
The standard template for pop trios is guitar, bass and drums, but Middle Class Fashion eschews the electric six-string and adds the piano and synths of singer and primary songwriter Jenn Malzone. The result is a dark, lovely, angry, tightly harmonized and even more tightly arranged sound that suggests Exile in Guyville-era Liz Phair challenging Fiona Apple to a songwriting contest with sweet revenge as the ultimate prize. "When you touch me in this abomination, across these states on every station..." Malzone sings on MCF's 2012 debut, Girl Talk. Backed by the fuzz bass of Brian McClelland (like Malzone, a moonlighter from power-pop veteran Tight Pants Syndrome) and Brad Vaughn's skittering drums, the pretty little poison of great pop songs becomes an addiction.

BEST LOCAL ALBUM
Jenn Malzone has never lacked outlets for her estimable piano chops or her smirking, strident vocals. In the past few years, she has performed and recorded with the chamber-pop quartet Paper Dolls (RIP) and the buzzy, hook-handy Tight Pants Syndrome. But with the piano-centric Middle Class Fashion, Malzone has found her sweet spot. Along with bassist and harmony vocalist Brian McClelland (also in TPS) and drummer Brad Vaughn, Malzone released the fourteen-track Girl Talk, and plenty of local gigs and community-radio support helped these tunes stick like bubblegum in the heads of many happy listeners. In fact, Girl Talk was the second-most played album on KDHX (88.1 FM) for the first half of 2012 (right after another local band, Rough Shop, and its fine LP Beneath the South Side Bridge). It's not hard to hear the appeal: big, thick, bouncy chords underpin the many pop-happy moments, while the album's few solemn stretches, like the achingly beautiful "Sweet," are tempered with plaintive chords played tenderly. But such tenderness is muted by some lyrical wit. God help the suckers on the business end of Malzone's pen — a coterie of losers and lousy lovers get told in glorious kiss-off fashion on this LP. At least they can say they inspired a great pop song or two.


(JULY 7, 2012)
"MY ATTACK" VIDEO NOW ONLINE
MCF's first official video--GIRL TALK track "My Attack"--premiered to great fanfare on July 4th. YOU SHOULD HAVE SEEN THE FANFARE. The video was shot by Alexander McClelland and edited by MCF's Brian McClelland. Check it out on this site's video page, on our Facebook page, or on YouTuber.

GIRL TALK KDHX'S SECOND MOST SPUN RECORD FOR 2012'S FIRST HALF
When Saint Louis independent radio mecca KDHX (88.1FM IN STL) posted theirmid-2012 airplay charts update, MCF'S GIRL TALK placed as the second most played album so far this year, behind yet another local outfit, the always fantastic ROUGH SHOP. VisitKDHX.org to stream it live from anywhere, and to request your fave MCF songs! GIRL TALK also made a few of KDHX's DJs MIDYEAR 2012: BEST TEN ALBUMS lists. Thanks KDHX! 

SUDDENLY MERCH
MCF's first official T-shirts are in (!) and will be available on this site soon. For now, pick one up at any MCF show.


(APRIL 20, 2012)
SURPRISING iTUNES AUSTRALIA SALES CAUSE BAND MEMBERS TO LOSE THEIR SHIT, PROPOSE QUICKIE MARRIAGE TO AUSTRAILIA
MCF was astounded and pleased to find that in GIRL TALK's first two months of release, iTunes Austrailia has sold more copies (digital or otherwise) than all other markets combined, While the band's unaware of any press or promotion in Austrailia that may have created this new group of fans, MCF is assuming that the good people down under are just really, really smart. And super attractive.


(MARCH 20, 2012)
GIRL TALK #1 ON KDHX'S CMJ TOP 30
MCF's GIRL TALK has enjoyed a great run with midwest independent radio mecca KDHX (88.1FM kdhx.org), garnering #1 for the most on air spins for multiple weeks, and even now, the record remains firmly in their TOP TEN. Chart the band's downward spiral into madness HERE

RIVERFRONT TIMES NOMINATES MCF BEST POP BAND 
The members of MCF share the distinction this year of having multiple bands nominated for BEST BAND awards in the RIVERFRONT TIMES' 2012 MUSIC AWARDS! While Jenn and Brian are in two BEST POP BAND nominated outfits (MCF & TIGHT PANTS SYNDROME), Brad's now a member of the awesome UNION ELECTRIC, who are nominated for BEST ROCK BAND! Read the full list of nominees HERE, or visit our VIDEO tab.

MCF FEATURED IN ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH'S LISTEN VIDEO SERIES
Don't miss this fun one take MCF performance video (of the unreleased MCF tune "Stuck"), directed by the incredibly talented Johnny Andrews for his LISTEN video series at the ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH and shot at the picture perfect TAMI SCOTT STUDIO in Soulard last December. Stream the vid HERE!


 

 



 

PRESS MATERIALS + REVIEWS

DOWNLOAD GIRL TALK PDF PRESS KIT HERE

 

 

REQUEST REVIEW or RADIO COPIES OF GIRL TALK VIA
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REVIEWS (CLICK TO VIEW)

THE RISE OF THE MIDDLE CLASS (COVER FEATURE)
— ELEVEN MAGAZINE, FEB 2013 (READ HERE)
CLOTHES MAKE THE BAND (FEATURE)
— ST. LOUIS MAGAZINE, NOV 2012 (READ HERE)
LIVE AT KDHX: FEATURE + IN STUDIO PERFORMANCE
— KDHX.ORG DEC 2012 (READ HERE)
2012 BEST OF STL AWARD: BEST POP BAND
— THE RIVERFRONT TIMES DEC 2012 (READ HERE)
2012 BEST OF STL AWARD: BEST ALBUM
— THE RIVERFRONT TIMES DEC 2012 (READ HERE)
ST. LOUIS MUSIC SCENE: MIDDLE CLASS FASHION (VIDEO INTERVIEW)
—ALIVE MAGAZINE, NOV 2012 (READ HERE)
GIRL TALK REVIEW
— BLUES BUNNY, NOV 2012 (READ HERE)
GIRL TALK REVIEW
— 3 MINUTE RECORD JULY 2012 (READ HERE)
GIRL TALK REVIEW
— ELEVEN MAGAZINE, JAN 2012 (READ HERE)
CHARTING THE MUSIC: MIDDLE CLASS FASHION
— LAUREL MORRIS, KDHX.ORG, JAN 2012 (READ HERE)
MIDDLE CLASS FASHION PERFORMS LIVE FOR LISTEN
— JOHNNY ANDREWS, ST. LOUIS POST DISPATCH, JAN 2012 (READ HERE)
ALBUM REVIEW: GIRL TALK BY MIDDLE CLASS FASHION
— DUANE CLAWSON, MUSIC TASTERS CHOICE, JAN 2012 (READ HERE)
LP REVIEW: GIRL TALK
— INDIE BANDS BLOG, I WENT TO A SHOW, JAN 2012 (READ HERE)
JENN MALZONE ON MIDDLE CLASS FASHION'S GIRL TALK
— JESS LUTHER, I WENT TO A SHOW, JAN 2012 (READ HERE)
GIRL TALK CD REVIEW
— CHRISTIAN SCHAEEFER, RIVERFRONT TIMES JAN 2012 (READ HERE)
CONCERT REVIEW: AN HORSE & MIDDLE CLASS FASHION RIDE THROUGH THE OLD ROCK HOUSE
— JASON SINDEL, KDHX.ORG SEPT 2011 (READ HERE)
BEST FEMALE VOCALIST 2011: JENN MALZONE
— RIVERFRONT TIMES 2011 (READ HERE)

 

 


"Middle Class Fashion's 'Girl Talk' is a very cohesive and highly energetic album. The delicate stressing of consonants in lead singer Jenn Malzone's vocals is startlingly pleasant, especially when paired with the rhythmic piano and sometimes-subtle minor harmonics used throughout the album.
"'Jamie,' the only song not written exclusively by Malzone, features prominent vocals from co-writer Brian McClelland, and the result is delightful. The two singers' voices mesh incredibly well, and drummer Brad Vaughn's addition of an exit guitar solo ties the entire pop tune up in a nice little bow. 'Girl Talk,' the album's title track, breaks up the previous melodic sound with some clangs and bangs from the piano and drums, with percussive vocals to match. The track is distinct from the rest of the album, but it retains the brightness and resilience that seems to be a signature of the group.
"Middle Class Fashion has a definite proclivity for impertinent and sharp songwriting. Girl Talk ends on a somewhat melancholy note with 'Birthday,' a melody of drunkenness and more than a hint of paranoia."

--ELEVEN MAGAZINE, JANUARY 2012                                      (CLICK TO CLOSE WINDOW)

MUSIC


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MY ATTACK I propose we drop these walls once and for all Rewrite those words we said out of anger Lately I've felt sick infected with bitterness Aren't we ready to feel a little bit better? But you won't do it rather throw a fit Think you like falling down so I'll stick around And I don't think I like you anymore like that Starting today when I see you I will look away Now every time I see you I will look away Take that take that Starting today when I see you I will look away Now every time I see you I will look away Take that take that That's my attack

FEEDBACK
Afflicted with rose colored needs She lives downward swept at my feet Their whispers tell me step away Like flowers she'll wither and fade But over time things will slide and look different to me She's gone to a place I can't write I'd answer if she called tonight My quest isn't best for her needs In our world that's littered with seeds But over time things will slide and look different to me

FORGET ME NOT On the inside on the outline We cross paths but what we build won't last Undercover, we were younger Holding hands, our words now flying past Will you wrap your arms around me from behind I don't need to feel you but it's intact in my mind Cannot find the words to sell you on my pure intentions How do I address what I did not know how to mention Close this box forget me not How could I Circling a new beginning Much more bright Would have waited if you'd made it Clear that I existed in your mind Probably better since forever Isn't where my forte lies Will you wrap your arms around me from behind I don't need to feel you but it's intact in my mind Cannot find the words to sell you on my pure intentions How do I address what I did not know how to mention Close this box forget me not How could I Circling a new beginning Much more bright

SKELETON I get in moods I think of you And it makes me want to puke Can't ever sleep stuck counting sheep Swallow the company I keep I get along fine on my own Stay inside it's what feels right Coughing up songs sad sing along Up my sleeve they go from my ears they store Away I think I can hear something you cannot I'm righting all the rights until they rot Got something to invest unveil the demons in this box of skeletons Skeleton You curl inside your precious fight I string words like Christmas lights Colors impair what's waiting there Best chance you had thrown in the air All of my friends know better than to depend on what I say Sweet subtlety in melody Will disband the soldiers we are getting older Today I think I can hear something you cannot I'm righting all the rights until they rot Got something to invest unveil the demons in this box of skeletons Skeleton


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LIGHTNING BUGS | Quiet blocking, people talking, has it been two years? | With connection, my direction made me end Hup here | Will this go away if I hide my face? | Can I trap it in a jar like lightning bugs in my backyard? | Feel the tension stirring, I'm disturbing what was here | In your nice neat life, there's me outside, I can't see clear | Will this go away if I hide my face? | Can I trap it in a jar like lightning bugs in my backyard? |

POWDER BLUE
| Just stay away, don't let it hit you | Sleep like a guest in hotel powder blue | Brought up once again like dirty legends | Feels like I know you, but we have never met | Talking through walls, answer back | Photo finished, welcome mat | Playful with a somber side | Built a wall behind your eyes | You can't stop me, I calculate your moves | Woven in parts, Hthrough and through | Drive 'til you get to an abandoned state | Cross out your plans, meant to abbreviate |

MY ATTACK
| I propose we drop these walls once and for all | Rewrite those words we said out of anger | Lately I've felt sick, infected with bitterness | Aren't we ready to feel a little bit better? | But you won't do it, rather throw a fit | Think you like falling down so I'll stick around | And I don't think I like you anymore like that | Starting today when I see you I will look away | Now every time I see you I will look away | Take that, take that | Starting today when I see you I will look away | Now every time I see you I will look away | Take that, take that | That's my attack |

FUN WHOA | I wasn't even half-shocked | When I came home to find the door unlocked | My sugar habits cleared you out | We're running out of things to talk about | You only liked me for my hooks | I only liked you for your albums and books | Your daydream record was released | I much prefer you on the CD sleeve | I'm spinning, you are just gyrating | I'm in it, you're always complaining | It was fun while it lasted but I'm already past it, whoa | It was fun while it lasted but I'm already past it, whoa | Fell in love, broke it up, wrote it off, played it, so what | It was fun while it lasted but I'm already past it, whoa | I wasn't even surprised | To find your letter waiting outside | I thought of lighting it a blaze | A burning tribute to our brighter days |

JAMIE | Jamie won't call when she says she won't call | I stay in and wait, pound my head on the wall | Jamie, dear girl, doesn't suit me at all | She gives names to the closets of blame | I've stored at her place, kept them out of the way | Till Jamie appeared and my circuitry tamed | It's a tall order coming back from this great fall | Jamie won't write 'cause she's out every night | Tiptoes to the box, puts not a thing inside | Ticks time on the clock for our hearts misalign | Now we've crashed and we're not gonna last | She's kept driving past this scarecrow with me inside | Left strewn in debris till the cop cars arrive | Jamie won't call when she says she won't call | She's no nothing at all but a sun-sick and foolish girl | Who's trailing my heart like red streamers unfurled |

GIRL TALK | It's a car crash, it's a train wreck, it's an excuse | It's a symptom, it's an act out, it's a bad mood | It's a liar, it's a faker, it's a charlatan | It's a riddle, it's a puzzle, it's a panic | Girl talk, her walls, girl talk, she falls | Girl talk, it's all, it's all in her head | And I'll slam the door if I want to | And I'll ask for more if it suits me | Fond of wearing scalps | Fond of throwing out what I do not need | Girl talk, she's sweet like sugar | Girl talk, she's wet like rain | The two can't mix or drowning happens | Cut through to sustain | Girl talk, she's harsh like lightning | Girl talk, she's quick like pain | We spin and spin, no thick and thin | I will not lose this game | It's a throwback, it's a bitch slap, it's some bad news |

ABOMINATION | When you touch me it is abomination | Across these states on every station | I tell you there's some complication we're fighting | We pass them on city streets, leave them seething | Touch your hand, we just have to keep breathing | If we made a life out of leaving, would you like that? | I wasn't born to fight back | Tried to come to terms but they were never willing | Damage done, these are walls we've been building | Honestly it was not as fulfilling as you | Changed these words in attempt to validate | Looked to her, maybe I could replicate | All there was, didn't mean to let it break | Do you hate that I wasn't born to fight back? |

VACATION | Vacation ended earlier than we had planned | Took off my jacket, when did we decide I'd be the man? | I know I said I'd cross that bridge for you | But girl this is exactly what your ex said you would do | Don't tell me I haven't changed | I wrote the rules you display | Don't act like I walked away | I just returned to sender | I think we will both be better off this way | The gift-wrapped package had a tag I couldn't see | Surprise, it is July and you are picking fights with me | I never said I wouldn't lift you up | But hurricanes and blindless blame is not what we discussed |

JULY 31 | Clocks hitting twelve, my insides swell and boil over | Gathering here, our hideaway, never felt closer | Knew I would end up crushed but I could not give up | Lines that I put down, your sigh is cold now | Does July 31 ever lurk into your mind? | Secrets and power waiger into this status | You see what you want, take notes, then quietly grab it | That's how you operate, but what did it create? | When you helped me to make my desperate break? | Does July 31 ever lurk into your mind? | You give the harshest sentiments | If you're too kind they will forget |

GRIFFIN | You taught me to laugh and I taught you to paint in dark blue | You looked at me and said there's got to be human in you | I'm a puzzle you spread out and tried to assemble | The pieces all jumbled but you can't remember | Just what made you take on the task | I was always afraid to ask | Goodnight Griffin | I know that you tried | Night falls short | I can't afford to cry | Take it all back, play your messages on looped repeat | Hidden inflections in whispers, please don't leave | Walking down streets of brick houses, this history | Not sentimental, but part of it twisting me | Never heard your voice so harsh | Until we dropped hands and retreated into dark | But you can't go taking back | What was lost in this attack | On the phone, we wait at home | But I will never cut this slack |

BARBARELLA | You grabbed me by the hair | Thought I could take you there | Adoration leaves me cold | Empty spaces, words not sold | I write this all for you | Choked on cliches a few | A stupid plan, I know | My friends say let it go | Searching for ghosts where there's just black smoke | Seeing faces where white walls exist | Tearing it away from the heart of the thing | But there is nothing lurking in this | In this | The things I try to hide | Seems you see right inside | Try to drive myself away | It's a fucked up game I play |

SUGAR HRT CANDY | You're my sugar heart candy | You'll just give me cavities | It's pretty clear you're no good for me | You rot out my mouth, rot out my mouth | And you're breaking my heart, breaking my heart | I heard you're leaving town, oh no | Your suitcases are packed and ready | There's not any chance, not any chance | Cause you're my sugar heart candy | You'll just give me cavities | It's pretty clear you're no good for me | But I follow around, follow around |

SWEET | Man you should hear all my witty retorts | Thrown at your back once that you've closed the door | I have thrown the remains at the floor | You turn your back, kiss off my image | Call me, throw me away, you do what you like to do | You stall me | I'm good for waiting, I always knew you would | I'll show you sweet, I'll show you sweet | My game plan must have seemed crystal clear | But I prefer staying alone up here | Spewing faux innocence 'til I'm blue | Make quite the racket, perfectly in your view |

BIRTHDAY | On my birthday you got me drunk | I went to sleep early, you stayed awake next to me | I've never felt so young as this | Was there something you wanted to say? | You took out two glasses then put them away | I was trying my best not to like you in my stupid way | I chewed up my pen, now there's ink in my mouth | They are whispering, what are they talking about? | The soles of my feet feel so stagnant and grounded | Too bad I've let myself get completely surrounded | I'm as obvious as a strip club | And you're a casino where nobody's won | It is late and I'm tired of glitter and liars, give it up | On the first day I got real drunk | Sang everyone songs right before I threw up | No it's cool, cause right now I'm feeling much more grown up

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SENTIMENTAL SINGLES EP

BLIP BLAP RECORDS + TAPES
RELEASED 12/15/12

 

1 GIVE XMAS MY BEST
2 THE NIGHT IS DONE
3 SENTIMENTAL SINGLE
4 WINTER'S NOT COLD

 

Limited Edition
(No longer available)


GIRL TALK LP

BLIP BLAP RECORDS + TAPES
RELEASED 1/18/12

 

1 LIGHTNING BUGS
2 POWDER BLUE
3 MY ATTACK (LP VERSION)
4 FUN WHOA
5 JAMIE
6 GIRL TALK
7 ABOMINATION
8 VACATION
9 JULY 31
10 GRIFFIN
11 BARBARELLA
12 SUGAR HRT CANDY
13 SWEET
14 BIRTHDAY

 

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MIDDLE CLASS FASHION EP

BLIP BLAP RECORDS + TAPES
RELEASED 11/13/2010

 

1 MY ATTACK (EP VERSION)
2 FEEDBACK
3 FORGET ME NOT
4 SKELETON

 

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PHOTO/ALBUM + POSTER ART

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2013 MCF Portrait
January 2013, Saint Louis

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March 2012, Saint Louis

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Katie @ KDHX
December 2012, KDHX, Saint Louis
click image to view live session & gallery @ KDHX.org


March 2011, Indianapolis
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Girl Talk Release @ Foam, StL, 1.14.12
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The Tap Room, StL, 2.25.11
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CONTACT

 

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