The List of Kittie Albums in Order of Release Date

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How many albums does Kittie have?

Kittie have released seven studio albums, five extended plays, one compilation album, one demo album, four video albums, eighteen singles and twenty-one music videos.

The List of  Kittie Albums in Order of Release Date

Here is the list of Kittie Album in Order of Release Date:

1. Spit — November 13, 1999
2. Oracle — November 12, 2001
3. Until the End — July 26, 2004
4. Funeral for Yesterday — February 20, 2007
5. In the Black — September 15, 2009
6. I’ve Failed You — August 30, 2011
7. Fire — June 21, 2024

All Kittie Albums List in Order

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1. Spit (1999)

Tracks:

1. Spit
2. Charlotte
3. Suck
4. Do You Think I’m a Whore?
5. Brackish
6. Jonny
7. Trippin’
8. Raven
9. Get Off (You Can Eat a Dick)
10. Choke
11. Paperdoll
12. Immortal

Spit is the debut studio album by Canadian heavy metal band Kittie, released on January 11, 2000, through Ng/Artemis Records. Formed in 1996, Kittie quickly gained attention after performing at Canadian Music Week in 1999, leading to a record deal. Produced by Garth Richardson and recorded in just nine days, Spit blends nu metal, grunge, thrash, and alternative influences, tackling raw themes like sexism, abuse, conformity, and betrayal. Featuring original members Morgan and Mercedes Lander, Fallon Bowman, and Tanya Candler, it became their most successful release, certified Gold in the U.S. with over 660,000 sales, and is hailed as one of the greatest nu metal albums ever.

2. Oracle (2001)

Tracks:

1. Oracle
2. Mouthful of Poison
3. In Winter
4. Severed
5. Run Like Hell
6. Pain
7. Wolves
8. What I Always Wanted
9. Safe
10. No Name
11. Pink Lemonade

Oracle is the second studio album by Canadian heavy metal band Kittie, released on November 12, 2001, through Artemis Records. Recorded as a three-piece after the departure of Fallon Bowman, the album features Morgan Lander on guitar and vocals, Mercedes Lander on drums, and Talena Atfield on bass. Produced by Garth Richardson, Oracle showcases a heavier, more aggressive sound than their debut Spit (1999), blending elements of death metal, nu metal, and thrash metal. Despite mixed initial reviews, it reached No. 57 on the US Billboard 200, selling 33,000 copies in its first week, and later gained recognition as one of Kittie’s defining records.

3. Until the End (2004)

Tracks:

1. Look So Pretty
2. Career Suicide
3. Until the End
4. Red Flag
5. Pussy Sugar
6. In Dreams
7. Into the Darkness
8. Burning Bridges
9. Loveless
10. Daughters Down
11. Into the Darkness

Until the End is the third studio album by Canadian heavy metal band Kittie, released on July 26, 2004, through Artemis Records. Marking the band’s only release with bassist Jennifer Arroyo, the album was recorded at Long View Farm Studios in Massachusetts with producer Steve Thompson. It showcases Kittie’s evolution from their nu-metal roots toward a heavier, more melodic metal sound. Written during a lawsuit with Artemis, its themes reflect frustration and perseverance. Featuring the single “Into the Darkness”, the album debuted at number 105 on the US Billboard 200 and became a pivotal moment in Kittie’s career journey.

4. Funeral for Yesterday (2007)

Tracks:

1. Funeral for Yesterday
2. Breathe
3. Everything That Could Have Been
4. Slow Motion
5. Will to Live
6. Never Again
7. Sweet Destruction Interlude
8. Summer Dies
9. Flower of Flesh and Blood
10. Around Your Heart
11. This Too Shall Pass
12. Last Goodbye
13. Witch Hunt
14. The Change

Kittie’s “Funeral for Yesterday”, released on February 20, 2007, is the Canadian metal band’s fourth studio album and a landmark in their career. Issued through their own label, X of Infamy Records, the album marked a shift toward a more melodic and accessible sound while retaining Kittie’s signature heaviness. Produced by Jack Ponti and featuring guitarist Tara McLeod and bassist Trish Doan, it explores themes of rebirth, resilience, and transformation after turmoil. Critics praised its musical growth and chemistry, especially the balance of clean vocals with aggressive riffs. Lead single “Funeral for Yesterday” became Kittie’s biggest radio hit, charting at number 40 on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Tracks.

5. In the Black (2009)

Tracks:

1. Kingdom Come
2. My Plague
3. Cut Throat
4. Die My Darling
5. Sorrow I Know
6. Forgive and Forget
7. Now or Never
8. Falling Down
9. Sleepwalking
10. Whiskey Love Song
11. Ready Aim Riot
12. The Truth

Kittie’s fifth studio album, In the Black, released on September 15, 2009, marks a powerful return for the Canadian heavy metal band. Featuring new bassist Ivy Jenkins, the album was recorded at Beach Road Studios with producer Siegfried Meier, delivering a raw, aggressive sound that blends groove metal, thrash, and heavy metal with elements of black metal, melodic death metal, and metalcore. Praised for its musicianship and energetic songwriting, In the Black showcases Kittie’s signature mix of crushing riffs, growls, and melodic vocals, making it a standout in their discography. The album debuted at number 133 on the US Billboard 200 and was supported by extensive North American and European tours.

6. I’ve Failed You (2011)

Tracks:

1. I’ve Failed You
2. We Are the Lamb
3. Whisper of Death
4. What Have I Done?
5. Empires, Pt. 1
6. Empires, Pt. 2
7. Come Undone
8. Already Dead
9. Never Come Home
10. Ugly
11. Time Never Heals

Kittie’s sixth studio album, I’ve Failed You, was released on August 30, 2011, through eOne Music, marking a deeply personal chapter for the Canadian heavy metal band. Building on the aggressive style and production of their previous album, In the Black (2009), this record blends fast, heavy riffs, guitar solos, and a mix of screamed, growled, and clean vocals. The lyrics reflect vocalist Morgan Lander’s introspective experiences, including personal loss and emotional turmoil. Produced by Siegfried Meier at Beach Road Studios, the album debuted at number 178 on the US Billboard 200. I’ve Failed You became Kittie’s last album for over a decade until 2024’s Fire.

7. Fire (2024)

Tracks:

1. Fire
2. I Still Wear This Crown
3. Falter
4. Vultures
5. We Are Shadows
6. Wound
7. One Foot in the Grave
8. Are You Entertained?
9. Grime
10. Eyes Wide Open

Kittie’s seventh studio album, Fire, marks a powerful comeback for the Canadian heavy metal band after nearly 13 years, released on June 21, 2024, via Sumerian Records. Following a long hiatus and the tragic loss of bassist Trish Doan, the band reunited with Ivy Vujic returning on bass. Produced by Nick Raskulinecz, Fire blends heavy metal and groove metal with aggressive riffs, melodic hooks, and dynamic vocals, showcasing both guttural screams and clean harmonies. Critically acclaimed as a strong return, it features standout tracks like “We Are Shadows” and “Eyes Wide Open,” charting on Billboard and earning a Juno Award nomination.

Conclusion:

Kittie’s journey through heavy metal is both groundbreaking and influential, with their music evolving from nu metal beginnings to heavier, more aggressive sounds that cemented their legacy in the metal world. Their resilience through lineup changes, industry challenges, and hiatuses showcases their dedication to the craft and their fans. Exploring the Kittie discography albums in order offers a deeper understanding of the band’s evolution, from the raw energy of Spit (1999) to the powerful comeback of Fire (2024). Each record marks a significant chapter in their history, making their discography essential listening for any fan of metal music.

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