The Kimes Sisters, Tara and Courtney, have put together some great tracks with a unique sound. Along with their drummer Kat, they’ve unleashed a blend of alternative folk and dirty garage style blues rock. Most of their tracks are rockin’, but their track “Empty” shows their folk side and shows the world that they can create a beautiful yet haunting song. If you’re a fan of The Kills or Jack White, these three ladies have songs for you that will fit right in with your collection.

Sisters Tara and Courtney Kimes set out to make a folk record in an old tobacco warehouse in the west end of Louisville, KY. Midway through the practice sessions the drummer handed Tara his electric guitar. What resulted was a rock EP that surprised everyone, including the sisters themselves. The sessions were memorable because of the warehouse's vast haunting rooms; from time to time bats would swoop down from the ceiling and circle overhead as the girls were recording the vocals. On the second day an old man with white hair and an australian accent mysteriously appeared in the studio and started doing magic tricks for everyone in the band. The sisters now view their EP as a catalyst. Drummer Kat Slaughter has joined and the trio is working on lots of new material inspired by hill country blues, 70s rock and punk.