Since the band's formation three years ago, the furore of their subversive mix of feminist manifesto with electronic sounds and beats erases any doubts. Loud and provocative, Rhythm King & Her Friends take a stand against conventional gender roles and parody the usual cliches: "What can I wear today? Choose my pants or shall I use my dress – everything looks queer today – I know I need some vacation from my boyish closet ..." The trio plays with samples and digital equipment with as much ease as with guitars or megaphones. "The lithe, angular songs and megaphone-filtered polemics of the Berlin-based trio of politically-charged young women carry on where the DFA remix of Le Tigre's "Deceptacon" left off." (Wire) Their debut album will come out in April 2004 on Kitty-yo following the release of a remix EP featuring remixes by Robots in Disguise, Ladytron and Stuart Price.