Somebody Call The Doctor

Out Of Chrysalis A Light

And Now Ladies And Gentlemen A Dirge

Of Course There's Still Room

The Long Kiss Goodnight

Definition Of Pretty

The Apple Pie And The Knife

Why Do You Love Me Now

The Elephant Song (as Sung By The Ringmaster)

Jazz cover of Marilyn Manson's "The Beautiful People". Jazz arrangement by Kat Robichaud and John Varn. Recorded live at Stork Club Oakland, CA 7.30.15. Please share!

The Beautiful People (Kat Robichaud Jazz Cover-Marilyn Manson)

Meet Kat Robichaud and The Darling Misfits, a band that channels Amanda Palmer’s theatrical brand of rock along with echoes of past glam greats – ’70s Bowie, Roxy Music, T.Rex, etc. The group’s eponymous debut LP is out now and contains some of the most grandiose sonic arrangements you’ll most likely hear all year, from circus march opener “The Elephant Song” to the epic, mournful ballad “Why Do You Love Me Now?” Robichaud has an incredible voice that effortlessly balances everything from razor wit (the cocky, satiric “Rockstars Don’t Apologize”) to raw emotion (the bittersweet “The Long Kiss Goodnight”), and the Darling Misfits completely nail the nuances of bombastic, arena-sized rock n’ roll that would make Queen proud.
As great as her songs about love and heartbreak are, Kat is at her best when railing against gender inequality, tackling pervasive double-standards and archaic perceptions of beauty. “You’ve made an awful lot of money manufacturing insecurity,” she sings on “Definition of Pretty,” her voice dripping with acid as she calls out the media for poisoning the self-esteem of countless women with impossible physical standards featured on corporate magazines, TV shows, advertisements, basically everywhere you turn in a society obsessed with pop culture. It’s vitriolic and cathartic and funny and just one reason among many why you need to listen to Kat Robichaud. -Nicholas Schneider, The Bay Bridged
Drawing on the momentum from a top 10 spot on NBC's The Voice--as well as nearly a decade of experience in the music industry and a sensationally successful Kickstarter--she just released a glam rock explosion of an album self-titled "Kat Robichaud and The Darling Misfits" and relocated from Raleigh, NC to San Francisco. Within 8 months, she has graced the stage of The Chapel, Brick and Mortar, DNA Lounge, Boom Boom Room, Oakland Metro, Hotel Utah, Neck of the Woods, and Oasis, and has been featured in SF Chronicle, SF Weekly, and The Bay Bridged. 
"Kat’s voice is this delicious raspalicious combination of Janis Joplin with a bit of raw Alecia Moore (a.k.a. Pink) and a dose of Brandi Carlile. Adam says her name should be “Raspy McRasperson.” CeeLo, in a subdued Thriller-era Michael Jackson jacket, “You engulfed me, you set me on fire.”-Jennifer Arellano, Entertainment Weekly
"Kat struts around the stage like a bat out of hell, kicks higher than Shaft and whips her hair back and forth like Willow Smith."- Ashley Woods, Huffington Post
"Kat, who totally awesomely arrived at her Blind Audition wearing striped Quiet Riot pants delivered some of the most fearless, most rawkin' performances of Season 5."- Lyndsey Parker, Yahoo TV
 
 
Contact Kat at katrowbeeshow@gmail.com


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