I Kill Cameron

I Kill Cameron (AKA Phoebe Masteller-Defiance) started out as a wee lass playing and booking DIY shows in the Central Valley of California when she was 17, and shortly after recorded her first EP in the living room of the race car driver/friend she named her band after. I Kill Cameron's next three releases were recorded by Jacob Lee of Plasticskull recordings in the apartment they briefly shared, and in the basement of her former residence, an anarchist collective in Fresno California called CAFE Infoshop. Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

I Kill Cameron (AKA Phoebe Masteller-Defiance) started out as a wee lass playing and booking DIY shows in the Central Valley of California when she was 17, and shortly after recorded her first EP in the living room of the race car driver/friend she named her band after. I Kill Cameron's next three releases were recorded by Jacob Lee of Plasticskull recordings in the apartment they briefly shared, and in the basement of her former residence, an anarchist collective in Fresno California called CAFE Infoshop. I Kill Cameron went on her first full California tour just before she turned 20 with the accompaniment of Dandelion Massacre. The two musical acts had such brilliant chemistry that they decided to put out a split 7" together, and she became a full-time member of their band soon after. Phoebe now focuses more on Dandelion Massacre (who will be putting out an album on 1986'd records and going on their first full US tour in 2017) and Wayne Jetski (the nerdy chip-punk band she performs in with her husband. They also have an album coming out this year,) but if you're ever in the midtown Sacramento area, you're likely to catch a quiet I Kill Cameron set at an open mic. FFO: AJJ, Porch Cat, Days N Daze, Dollar Signs, Walter Mitty and his Makeshift Orchestra Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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