Motobunny is a 2014 collaboration formed in the backstage chaos of an Iggy Pop concert between four longtime musician friends. After years of sharing green rooms, tour vans, back lines, and even seedy motel rooms, the four decided to storm the stage together as one thundering, powerhouse rock n roll band with two magnetic front women. Motobunny promises foot-stomping, glitter-flinging, bass-booming, American rock n roll poised for a 2014 Fall release. The four Motobunny members wrote the band's self-titled full-length debut album together, collaborated with musicians from Los Angeles, Brooklyn, Phoenix, and Detroit, recorded in Detroit at Ghetto Recorders with Jim Diamond (White Stripes, Electric Six, Dirtbombs, Sights, Detroit Cobras), mixed the record in Phoenix at Flying Blanket Recording with Bob Hoag (Dear in The Headlights, The Format, Ataris, Pollen), and mastered it in Fort Collins at The Blasting Room with Jason Livermore (Rise Against). Singles are already being aired on stations including Sirius/XM, KROQ (LA), KEXP (Seattle), KWSS (Phoenix), KQ1067 (Phoenix), Blast 1386 (England), WRUR (Rochester), and 89.9FM Radio Valencia (San Francisco), and popular podcasts such as Surfabilly Freakout (Champaign IL) and Radio Free Bakersfield (LA). Motobunny has two self-produced music videos in production with directors in Los Angeles and Phoenix. The Motobunny band members come from established rock acts, including The Love Me Nots, The Seeds, The Woolly Bandits, Zero Zero, Tongue, DeCry, The White Demons, and The Sonic Thrills. They have all performed extensively in the US, Europe, Canada and Australia, including performances with Michael Jackson, Karmin, X, Iggy Pop, The Damned, The Dirtbombs, Mary Weiss, The Neighborhood, Billy Corgan, Little Richard, Jim Adkins (Jimmy Eat World), Prima Donna, Kongos, Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Supersuckers, HarMar Superstar, Kitten, Joe Cocker, New York Dolls, Franz Ferdinand, Jim Jones Revue, official SXSW showcases, and two features in Fender official promotional videos. Motobunny band members' past and current rock projects have been reviewed in SPIN, Little Steven's "The Coolest Song in The World" compilations, Rolling Stone, Rock & Folk, Village Voice (Top Albums of the Year), Austin Chronicle (Top Albums of the Year), LA Weekly, Detroit Metro Times, Phoenix New Times (Top Albums of the Year), XMU's Radar Report, Sirius/XM radio regular rotation and BBC playlists.