When the pop in alternative rock died in the late '90s, The Kimberly Trip rushed to give it CPR. Armed with witty, sarcastic lyrics; a truckload of sparkling guitar hooks; pulsating synthesizers; urgent drums; and a female voice that captured the crooning sensuality of Garbage's Shirley Manson and the youthful innocence of No Doubt's Gwen Stefani, The Kimberly Trip was able to breathe life into a dying genre. While the rest of the world roared and rapped, the Kimberly Trip bounced with the adolescent energy of new wave when it was fresh and bursting in Day-Glo.

Based in Sacramento, CA, The Kimberly Trip was formed by guitarist Jeffry Wynne Prince and drummer Bractune, self-confessed high-school nerds with sci-fi obsessions. Along with vocalist Kimberlina and bassist Sierra, The Kimberly Trip wraps pointedly funny social observations and introspective confessions around toe-tapping, pogo-inducing rhythms. The single "Geek School" is the highlight of The Kimberly Trip's knife-sharp humorous narratives, an attack against hypocrisy that wears the nerd label like a badge of honor. However, the group has a serious side as well, best exemplified by the bittersweet "Anything But You" and the soaring heartbroken anthem "Supergloo."

Catastrophic Behavior marks the point where the various ingredients which produce the Kimberly Trip's explosive chemistry has jelled into a tight, focused unit, brimming with life-affirming vibes and buoyant rock & roll that is charming and irresistible.