This five piece indie-rock collective hails from the alamo city, creating a refreshing blend of melodic pop and timeless R&B. The combined efforts of complex chord progressions and du-op harmonies has become the very staple of what is known as, We Leave at Midnight. …. ..”Live, when each instrument, from Guerra’s twinkling keys to Tito’s sleigh bells, is mic’ed just about equally, the effect is more like hooking an industrial hose pipe to a candy factory.”.. .. Jeremy Martin, sacurrent.com

Critics have compared Bad Bad Meow’s style with the likes of Violent Femmes, The White Stripes, and The Pixies—all revolutionary artists in their own right, and an honor to be mentioned among. But where many artists fall victim to replicating their musical predecessors, Bad Bad Meow emulates only the vision and approach required of a Jack White to continue breaking boundaries.

Using an array of auxiliary instruments coursing over hook after catchy hook, BBM straps the boots on once again to kick down a few more walls with their third release, EP “Run Through the Middle.” Recorded at Chicago’s world-renown Engine Studios (Andrew Bird, Iron & Wine, Modest Mouse), this collection of tracks starts with a kick, downshifts and then kicks even harder. Bad Bad Meow has solidified its voice since bringing some Carolina twang to the Chicago scene, and it’s not an inside voice.