AMY CROSBY
1970-2021
ABOUT SHITTING GLITTER
Shitting Glitter is an American queercore/avant-pop band inspired by new wave and electronic rock. The band was formed in 2001 by Amy Crosby (vocals), Devin Tait (synths and vocals) and Von "Mag" Edwards (guitar and vocals). Originally, they aimed to parlay their outsider art rock into commercial success as an openly-LGBTQ band. The lineup fluctuated until the band released its debut album Post No Bills in 2003, at which time the lineup included Crosby, Tait, and guitarist/producer Brandon Strecker (credited as Brandon Glen). This lineup of the band released two more albums and several singles and EPs. Perhaps their biggest success was the track "Slut Buffet," which was remixed by Solar City and became an underground "hit" in gay nightclubs. In 2010, Tait left the band with Crosby the sole remaining original member. Crosby passed away in February, 2021 but her memory lives on through her art, music, and all those she left a mark on during her time on earth.
New track "The First One" + Visualizer
Marking 2 years since the passing of Amy Crosby, Shitting Glitter releases this next teaser track and its accompanying visualizer from the forthcoming posthumous album Damn Skippy Baby. Skinamarink-a-doo!
"Sistere" Out Now
"Sistere" is the first single to be released from the forthcoming album "Damn Skippy Baby." Exclusive to Bandcamp, the single package includes the "Poolside Mix" plus a live recording of "Full Release."
EXCLUSIVE!
"R So" 7" purple/grey vinyl single available now
A limited supply of these have been unearthed and are now available exclusively through Bandcamp while supplies last.
- R So (7" version)
- Mechanically Separated Chicken (7" version)
- Guerilla
- Slut Buffet
COMING SOON: THE COLLECTION
Former members of the band are working on a retrospective release titled "The Collection" that will provide a comprehensive picture of the band's colorful history through all of its incarnations. It will be released on limited edition vinyl and will be available on all digital outlets. Band members are also currently sorting through years of demos and unfinished recordings to share with the world as they are completed.