Feral by Cat Valley

Cat Valley started in 2016 when songwriters Whitney Flinn and Abby Hegge met playing the same house show and were moved to tears by each other's music. With a borrowed amp, a toy drum kit, and a newfound friendship, they began writing songs together. Cat Valley’s music focuses on Abby and Whitney’s experiences as queer women growing up, navigating love and friendship, and playing music in a male-dominated industry.

Feral shows a tighter, more grown-up version of Cat Valley. With Melanie Sehman on drums and Kristen Stanovich on bass, the band steps up the volume and intensity from their self-titled EP. The songs seamlessly weave together pop sensibility with punk lyrics, harkening back to 90’s alternative rock with a surf twist. While it tackles topics similar to Cat Valley’s previous EP, there’s new intention and depth across Feral that shows how far the group has come, showcasing their ability to pack a punch, both lyrically and musically.

These are songs that are meant to be sung out loud with your friends or alone in your car. From the noisy drone outro of “Red Sea” to the anthemic rock chorus of “Dive Bar Fight Song”, Feral showcases the raw power and chemistry within Cat Valley, as the group continues to evolve and grow.

Cat Valley is a garage punk band out of the Pacific Northwest, known for their rousing energy, intricate vocal harmonies, dueling reverb-drenched lead guitars, and scathing observations of a world gone mad.

Cat Valley is:

Whitney Flinn
Abby Hegge
Olivia Anderson
Eric Anderson

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