Cats on Fire

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The Province Complains
1. I am the White-Mantled King
2. Astray
3. Higher Grounds
4. Heat and Romance
5. Born Again Christian
6. The Smell of an Artist
7. Chain of Saints
8. Mesmer and Reason
9. If You Must Tell Him
10. The Sharp End of a Season
11. Draw In the Reins
12. End of Straight Street
Draw In the Reins EP
1. Draw In the Reins
2. Higher Grounds
3. The Smell of an Artist
4. The Cold Hands of Great Men
5. Never Land Here
The Seelonce Mayday Demo (2005):
1. The Cold Hands of Great Men
2. Higher Grounds
3. The Smell of an Artist
4. Never Land Here
Happiness is Chemistry EP (2004):
1. My Friend in a Comfortable Chair
2. Happiness is Chemistry
3. They Produced a Girl
4. Stars
Solid Work EP (2003):
1. Solid Work
2. You Will Find Me Where You Left Me
3. Something Happened
4. Honey Your Baby
The Empty Town Demo (2002):
1. Praying on a Sunny Day
2. The True Nature of an Empty Town
3. They Produced A Girl
4. Stars
5. Favourite Sons
(most of the older songs can be downloaded from our official homepage, catsonfire. net)
fanmail:
"Anyway, I'm a huge fan from the US - Madison, WI specifically. Continuing with this theme of narrowing information, I am a visual artist who connects closely to your song Smell of an Artist both for its redeeming and insecure qualities. I just put on an exhibition exploring my existence through the objective lens of an office photocopier (picture attached) and created a life-sized Michelangelo-esque David with a mannequin covered exclusively with photocopies. Why am I telling you this? Well, because you inspire me. And sometimes I feel I do fill the room with a self-absorbed cerebral stench. And who doesn't want a photocopy of some random guy's foot?"
from Kyle Pfister, Madison, WI, USA (Note. the previous mail came with an attached photocopied photo of author's foot)
"Is everything really sold out? Just everything, all your four EP's? I guess that you aren't going to reprint anything, and your first label will support you by releasing your first LP only, no previous EP's. I know that independent bands are used to keeping a dozen copies of their first records to sell them on eBay when they become famous. That's how they make money. No worries, I don't despise you for that..."
from Daniele Giovannini, Italy