Psychic Cat is the second solo album by Kelli Ali, released in 2004 on One Little Indian Records. The album was a departure from Ali's previous album, Tigermouth, as she experimented with electronic dance beats and repetitive lyrics, creating more an industrial/electronica sounding album. The first single from this album was a double A-side, "Speakers"/"Voyeur," and the official radio single from this album was "Hot Lips".

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  • Psychic Cat is the second solo album by Kelli Ali, released in 2004 on One Little Indian Records. The album was a departure from Ali's previous album, Tigermouth, as she experimented with electronic dance beats and repetitive lyrics, creating more an industrial/electronica sounding album. The first single from this album was a double A-side, "Speakers"/"Voyeur," and the official radio single from this album was "Hot Lips".
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  • Psychic Cat is the second solo album by Kelli Ali, released in 2004 on One Little Indian Records. The album was a departure from Ali's previous album, Tigermouth, as she experimented with electronic dance beats and repetitive lyrics, creating more an industrial/electronica sounding album. The first single from this album was a double A-side, "Speakers"/"Voyeur," and the official radio single from this album was "Hot Lips".
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