Visit the Pussycat Club with The Kin - win a signed guitar!
*CONTEST* The Kin have released their new album, "Live at the Pussycat Club"! Create a Slideshow featuring the music and skin of the Kin and you may win a guitar signed by the guys! Find out how!
The Kin may not be from America, but they sure are making waves in the States. The two folk-rocking brothers, Thorry and Isaac, recently sat down and discussed some of the things they've experienced on their journey to success. Nightmares on the road, run-ins with the police and classic sibling rivalry all play into the story of The Kin. Their new album, "Live at the Pussycat Club" has dropped, and you can create your very own Slideshow using the band's music and custom skin. Bonus - the guys are helping pick the winner of the contest! What don't these guys do?
On the perks of being an Australian musician in the United States:
Isaac: The Australian drawl has gotten us out of a few run-ins with the law; swerving in Georgia, fireworks in Indiana, negligence in South Dakota, disturbing the peace in Los Angeles and generally being layabouts.
On sibling rivalry:
Isaac: Of course, we've had each other up against the wall, screamed in faces, gnashed teeth. But we are talking about something else in 10 minutes. It goes way beyond being brothers I guess.
On some of the guys' nightmare stories from touring:
Isaac: Driving through Montana at night through abandoned hills and ranches and having the trailer tire burst. Being theatened to be locked up over the 4th of July weekend by a cop in South Dakota, having to get to Northampton, Mass. from Los Angeles in 55 hours... to name a few!
On hearing their music on shows like Lifetime's "Army Wives" and CBS's "Moonlight":
Thorry: It was really cool to hear our song "Nowehere to Now Here" in a really epic scene and have the emotion of the song be emphasized to loads of people.
On the song that made the guys decide to perform together:
Thorry: "When Doves Cry" was blasting in the car and we started making out some harmonies as kids - it was the first song I think we jammed to.
On keeping up with fans using social media:
Isaac: We like to keep the flow of ideas, images and sounds pretty constant by posting blogs and videos and webcasts as much as we can.
It sounds like guys of The Kin are pretty involved online, so show them some SuperPoke! love and "visit the Pussycat Club" with them on MySpace - and don't forget to enter the contest for your chance at a signed guitar. Have fun making your Slideshows!
~ Tony P.




