A Perfect Kiss

THANK YOU EVERYONEThe reunion show was INCREDIBLE! We will never forget the love and community we felt from everyone that attended. Thank you Scott Edwards for putting on the show.



Pick up some APK merch! Go to the Rainbow Bridge online store.



A Perfect Kiss is an effect-crazy indie rock band from Annapolis, Maryland. The band has made a name for itself by combining traditional punk/hardcore roots, classic art-rock upbringing, and a few modern-day musical influences while still creating music that has left fans breathless and refreshed. The band delivers limitless song-writing and genre-defying musical collaboration at it's finest. Lengthy and oddly structured songs touched up with intriguing lyrical imagery is what A Perfect Kiss became known for. However, even along with the band's unmistakable committment to experimentation and originality, pop-sensibility still sneaks its way to the foreground without compromising passion and honesty.



APK's newest full-length album "The Olympians" (Point Five Limey Records) is ethereal and emotive, exploring a number of dynamics, moods, vocal styles, tempos, song lengths and lyrical messages. "In Spite Of Angels," the bands debut album (independent), is where APK's reputation for writing powerful and heart-felt songs surely originated. However, "The Olympians" continued this along with increased diversity and experimentation. The new material the band has been working on promises to deliver an extremely evolved version of their trademark sound.



"Take the searing guitar composition and crashing drum work as a sign of its chaos, then marvel in the intricate mix of varied vocal volumes and serrated passages of uncompromised aggression. While applying familiar musical techniques (one could class this as emotionally charged, sonically brutal, yet unexpectedly undefined indie rock/hardcore), it is in their amalgamated state that they explode in a giant ember of passion and understanding. A Perfect Kiss emanates a certain historic, Pangaea-like quality that is strikingly poignant; as if they are some incarnation of spirits centuries ago sermonizing those beliefs of hope, despair, love and tragedy." -Sound The Sirens



Kenny's email above doesn't work anymore so drop him a line via iheartzombies@mac.com