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Gram Rabbit's third record, RadioAngel and the RobotBeat (Royal Order) takes a turn back towards the band's electro roots. Still, Gram Rabbit uses a wide variety of styles and sounds as they explore the state of Western Pop-Culture and the commercial apparatus that continues to lead us towards cultural bankruptcy.

Produced by Ethan Allen (The 88, Luscious Jackson, Patti Griffin) who decided he loved the Rabbit so much he now joins them live on guitar, RadioAngel is the next logical step in the band's recorded evolution. On their previous two releases, Music To Start a Cult To & Cultivation for Stinky Records, Gram Rabbit explored the notion of a happy cult. Wind-whipped arid desert air, otherworldly landscapes and the mind-bending, acid-altered thoughts of a tweaked out Manson worshipper contributed to the band's butt rockin', happy dance vibe. Combined with childlike imagery of bunny rabbits juxtaposed against the hyper-sexuality of front woman Jesika von Rabbit, Gram Rabbit connected with their fans like a right hook from Bob Hoskins.

Founded in 2004 by Jesika von Rabbit and Todd Rutherford in the desert landscape of Joshua Tree, California Gram Rabbit quickly gained attention for their offbeat styles as well as their decidedly bent take on modern music. Using beats, twangy guitars, programmed samples, a healthy dose of mind-altering lyrical illusion and super-charged sexual energy, Gram Rabbit were hailed as best new LA Band in 2005 at the LA Weekly Music Awards.
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