Album Notes

The song "Killing Machine" is from a key scene in Hot Rod Girls Save The World a film by Kill Switch...klick frontman, D.A. Sebasstian. Super Amanda is a London based singer, actress, writer and internet personality known for her skilled singing voice, vivacious personality and tall hourglass figure. Her trained contralto voice boldly reinterprets classic rock while moving effortlessly from blues to metal. Also a dedicated filmmaker and writer her "sexy yet never vulgar" online music videos accrued over five million views in their first 9 months on You Tube.
In 2006, Super Amanda made a very memorable guest appearance on Rachel Fuller's live web cast "In The Attic" appearing alongside The Who's Pete Townshend. Townshend famously described Super Amanda to Rolling Stone magazine as being 'larger than life", while Josh Robertson, associate editor at Playboy has compared her to legendary Russ Meyer vixen Tura Satana. Super Amanda currently divides her time between California and London.
Kill Switch...Klick (or KsK) was one of the first electro-industrial bands to break internationally from Seattle. They have eight full length albums and dozens of compilation appearances to their credit spanning the last decade. They have remixed the likes of Gary Numan, Gene Loves Jezebel, Faith & Disease, PsychoCharger, Vanessa Lowe and Diamond Fist Werny. Their music has been featured in numerous Television Shows including MTV's Made, The Real World Chicago and Go-Kustom TV, as well as various short films, indie-films and DVD releases. Hot Rod Girls Save The World features a full musical score by Kill Switch...Klick.