Cat and Dog



' Cat And Dog' is a song by Minute Movie Monthly. The song appears as the thirteenth track on the debut album Animal Sounds. The song is four minutes and twenty-one seconds long. The demo version of the song was released as the sixth single from the album, but Diezel's and Agatha's vocals were added to the chorus for the album version. This is the only song on the album wit their input on the album, but they collaborated once more for the song 'Sounds Of Nature' for the second album Encore. The song was used in the film 'Bow On Top,' and was unreleased at it's time.

The single cover was unveiled on 29 December, 2014. The image shows a manipulated picture of Agatha, which was made in the film 'The Grace Jones Effect.' The image is a parody of the album cover for Grace Jones's Slave To The Rhythm.

Background
The credits say that the song was inspired by the works of Annie Clark, whos stage-name is St. Vincent. The song was clearly inspired by her song 'Digital Witness.' The animals' vocals were recorded for the song, but the acapellas were later put on the collection Animal Sounds (Demos), which was released exclusively on Bandcamp.

Trivia

 * Diezel and Agatha only have their vocals on two songs in their catalogue: this one and 'Sounds Of Nature' from Encore.
 * The single cover is a parody of the album cover for Grace Jones's Slave To The Rhythm.