Die Mannequin

Die Mannequin is an alternative rock/sleaze rock trio from Toronto, Ontario, Canada fronted by 22-year-old guitar player and singer Care Failure (born Caroline Kawa). They played the "Next Big Thing" Stage at Edgefest 1 in 2006, have toured across Eastern Canada several times on their own as well as opening for Buckcherry on their Canadian tour. They also opened for Guns N' Roses on the Canadian dates of their 2006 North American Tour.

Rising from the ashes of Failure's first four-piece band "The Bloody Mannequins", Die Mannequin started in the spring of 2006 when Failure recorded her first EP, How To Kill/Cordless Recordings on which she sang and played bass and guitar because she didn't have a permanent band at that time. Death From Above 1979's Jesse F. Keeler took care of the drum duties as well as production. The E.P. featured four songs and was produced by Keeler and partner Al-P from MSTRKRFT.

Care later hired two of her long time friends, Ethan Deth (of Toronto Band, Kill Cheerleader) and Ghostwolf (born Pat. M), to play bass and drums. Ethan was quickly replaced by Anthony Bleed (who had been Kill Cheerleader's singer/guitarist) on bass. Managed by Shull Management, Die Mannequin signed with EMI Publishing in the summer of 2006, and began their own record label, How To Kill Music which is distributed by Warner Music Canada.


Die Mannequin's second EP titled Slaughter Daughter was released in 2007. The band released a video for the first single "Do It Or Die" (produced by Ian D'Sa of Billy Talent) which has air play on much music and much loud.


Their latest release was Unicorn Steak in 2008, which provides a compilation of How To Kill and Slaughter Daughter plus two additional tracks—"empty's promise" and "Hand In Hand".

For photos and additional information visit Die Mannequin's official website, www.DieMannequin.ca.