Biography
Bunny X is a synth-pop band based in New York City. Influences range from early 80's Madonna to Depeche Mode.
Bunny X was first conceived on a cold winter day in December 2008. After singing and performing with a number of bands in NYC, founding member Abigail Gordon (née Ferguson), who grew up on a steady diet of Madonna and Cyndi Lauper, decided it was time to start writing some original material. Gordon and Bunny X co-conspirator, Mary Hanley, produced a large body of work between 2008 - 2012 and the 'Lovespy' EP, released in Summer 2012, represents the best of this material. All songs on the Lovespy EP were written and performed by Bunny X and produced by Jesse Glick (Guardian Ghost).
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Bunny X has also collaborated with Conrad Kaneshiro (Male Room and Flashback Records) and released a 12" single for "If You Say Yes" in March 2013 on the Hi-NRG label Disco Success.
The seven-track EP “We Demand Fun” arrived on 15 March 2019.
The first album, “Young & In Love”, came out on 5 October 2021 through Aztec Records. A remix edition and instrumental versions soon followed. The second album, “Love Minus 80”, arrived on 26 May 2023 with nine tracks and also produced a remix set, alongside standalone reworks by Cassetter and Earmake. The six-track EP “Never Give You Up” came on 3 April 2025.
On 2026 Hanley stepped back from the line-up for medical reasons and Jenny Bates joined Gordon, with the new formation releasing the third album, “Love On A High Floor”, on August 14 2026.
Biography text from Last.fm, available under CC BY-SA.