Kat and the Hurricane

Kat and the Hurricane write about the hard things but also just want people to dance

"Originally conceived as an acoustic folk track, “On My Way Back” is a triumphant, energetic new single that the band calls their “dance-rock anthem of the summer.” 

“A lot of our fans and a lot of our community are trans, queer or marginalized in some way,” singer and keyboardist Benjamin Rose says. “We’re going to write about the hard parts of that, but sometimes it’s just fun to dance with people you feel safe around. We just wanted a song people can dance to.” 

- Stephen M. Coss

 "The Sorry EP’s pointedly uncompromising pop finds the trio operating in a bolder register than before. As Kat And The Hurricane’s grasp on songwriting continues to strengthen, the band’s sound packs more of a noticeable punch. Farnsworth and Rose’s tendency towards strong-willed guitar licks and impassioned lyrics remains sharply intact." 

- Luis Acosta Jr.

"To the Masses™, a band solely comprised of they/thems making self-proclaimed “sad lesbian music” would be contradictory. First of all, identity is complex, dummy. Second, it’s about the vibes, and this Madison-based band has vibes to spare. The group kicks off their first new original music since their 2021 Sorry EP with “On My Way Back”, a rocking declaration perfect for a return. Now that they’ve made their way back, we can’t wait to hear what’s coming up."

- Charlie Grey