Kitten Forever is a feminist punk trio originating from Minneapolis, Minnesota. Formed in 2006, the band is known for their raw, energetic sound and politically charged lyrics, often exploring themes of empowerment, feminism, and social justice. Comprising members Corrie Harrigan, Laura Larson, and Liz Elton, Kitten Forever is recognized for their unique approach to instrumentation, as they rotate roles among themselves, with each member taking turns playing drums, bass, and providing vocals. This dynamic structure contributes to their distinctive stage presence and riotous performances.

With a discography that radiates with the band's fiery spirit and punk ethos, Kitten Forever has gained a reputation for their DIY attitude and the visceral impact of their music. Their 2018 release, "Semi-Permanent," follows the successes of "7 Hearts" (2016), "Pressure" (2013), and "Hell Hole" (2011), each record building on their robust, minimalist punk sound — characterized by its catchy bass lines, propulsive rhythms, and chant-like vocals. Kitten Forever's unapologetic style continues to resonate within the underground punk scene, cementing their status as icons of the modern feminist punk movement.