Biography Their blend of Kraftwerkian synthesizers and percussive melodrama paired with vocalist Kitty Richardson’s angelic vocals and evocative lyricism make for a potent auditory journey. The album begins with a twinkling piano far in the distance… Swirling arpeggios and machine gun drum machine fills give this disco fueled space opera a flair for the grandiose. The album is quite cinematic from the immense vocal choirs to the cavernous reverbs that envelop the listener. Richardson’s wry observations, criticisms of humanity and messages of longing married to Wann’s synthesizer orchestra is a potent combination indeed. Layers upon layers of Kitty’s vocals sinuously snake around big drums and bouncy driving basslines. Hooks abound! The songs are insanely catchy and often deeply emotional; and nearly all, are very danceable. Kitty’s crisp alto soars over Jason’s modulated filter throb. They have an immediately identifiable sound that is both retro and futurist. Organic and synthetic. Emotional and distant. Together they are SINES.