Kiss It Goodbye have proven to be greater than the sum of their parts. The elements that make up their music include: hardcore, punk, metal, guitar noise and experimentation in their most intense forms. The lyrics and vocxals produce an unnerving effect as well. Combining frayed emotions with a jagged sense of cynicism for the refined words and a vocal output that is both disturbing and compelling. Their debut album "She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not" was released on Revelation in March of 1997. Touted by critics and cherished by fans, "She Loves Me..." remains catchy enough for those who were once afraid, and still should be. With members including Tim Singer (Deadguy, No Escape), Tom Rusnack (Ambush, Rorschach), Andrew Gormley (Die 116, Rorschach), and Keith Huckins (Rorschach, Deadguy), it's understandable that Kiss It Goodbye .

After successful tours on their own as well as with bands like Unsane and Obituary, Kiss It Goodbye disbanded in September of 1998. Shortly before the breakup, they recorded a 7" for Sub Pop Records with new guitarist Demian Johnston. The record was never released by Sub Pop and subsequently the band decided to release it posthumously on Revelation. Those long sought after three songs have been coupled with the "Target Practice" 7" (originally released on Revelation in October of 1997) for the CD version of "Choke". This five song cd (two song 7") will offer some solace to fans still mourning the loss of KIG and nightmares to others who never witnessed the horror. Kiss them goodbye...