CAT BIRD COYOTE was recently featured in Paste Magazine:
"Playwright, actor and musician Amy Raasch's forthcoming media installation GIRLS GET COLD is a mash-up of quirky electronic pop, film and theatrical storytelling that examines animal behavior in humans and vice-versa. Emerging from soundscapes built from glacial MIDI drum tracks, dirty electric guitar, muted piano and classical flute, lovelorn animals and deviant humans search for connection. A honey-crazed bear falls for the queen bee who blinds him. A scientist installs a microchip in the throat of a bird and plays it like a piano. A secretary wonders how someone she doesn’t want to kiss can still be good kisser, as the howls of coyotes that dog her heels morph into song.What becomes of touch in the age of the touch screen? Through both humorous and ominous vignettes, Raasch asks how we reckon with our primal urges in the age of technology."