Welcome to the Jungle Book.It began in a jail cell and wound up in the stars.A glitter-damaged poet with a Cheshire grin.A punk rock producer with a boom bap heart. One last shot to tear down the walls. One last grenade into the heart of pop culture.
Berkley Priest was on his way back from hell when he met Kreator (Kenny Perkins), the musical wunderkind who was quietly crafting
sonic pipe bombs below the radar. With a pen full of laughter and venom he colored outside of Kreator's musical lines, and a new kind of creature
was born. A creature that would be at once hopeful yet sinister, fun yet serious, familiar yet not at all. The music wasn't hip-hop, it wasn't rock,it wasn't even a mixture of the two. It was something else entirely, somethingso utterly original and ridiculous that they had to give it a name.
Cata9tales.
In the summer of 2011 they released their first album. By the time their second album dropped, in the spring of 2012, they had played a myriad of shows, appeared on television and radio, won multiple contests, reached #1 on the Reverbnation charts, been featured in magazines and in dozens of online publications, and seen their fan base grow exponentially, garnering them an independent record deal. Then they turned their backs on sampling, threw out the rulebook and all expectations, and disappeared underground.
Now, two years since the release of their cathartic debut, Kick the Bad Love, and a year after their genre-bending follow-up, A Chameleon’s Dream, Cata9tales return with their highly anticipated, most original, startling work of art yet.
"Tiger in a Tropical Storm" is the beginning of a brand new string of hits for this incredibly talented duo, they are new, exciting and fresh" are the kinds of comments coming from radio programmers worldwide, as "Tiger in a Tropical Storm" is already in rotation on several U.S. and UK radio stations.
The official website for Cata9tales may be found at www.Cata9tales.com
For more information, please contact info@spectrarecords.com
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