Fire With Fire Fans

Scissor Sisters have graced us with a music video featuring you awesome scissor sisters out there! Keep up the good work guys!!

Scissor sisters Fans!

More scissor stuff from the fan blogosphere.

We ♥ your fan art!

We know you scissor sisters out there are creative. Here's some awesome fan art! Send us yours at wearescissorsisters@gmail.com

If you created any of the images above let me know and i'll give you credit! ^_^

Coming to stores near you!

The earlier may be a lie. But thanks to fans in Tulsa. This is freaking awesome!!!!

Special Post! *UPDATED*

Hello scissorheads!

To all of you who read my blog, I have a good friend Helen who was inspired by the Scissor Sisters to raise money for the charity Stonewall recently and is doing a skydive in order to raise some money! Even Ms. Ana Matronic has made a lovely donation. So no matter how big or small the donation it would be fantastic if you could contribute! Click Below on the link to make a donation!

Stonewall Donation

Also she has managed to get the whole band to sign two Stonewall t-shirts in order to raise money for charity, if you'd rather give to charity this way in the chance to win awesome memorabilia click below!

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Even Sir Ian McKellan, an honorary Scissor Sister is wearing one similar!!! ;)

Thank You

True Blood Love

Okay this is slightly scissor related! Well my two true loves at the moment... True Blood and Scissor Sisters fan vids. Warning spoiler galore! But sooo soo good.

Something Like This (Spoilers Season 1 and 2)


I Can't Decide (Spoilers Season 3)


Tara and Franklin Harder You Get

Okay excuse me for my fanatic geekdom. Yes.

We are scissor sisters and WE NEED YOU!

Hello scissor fans across the globe! We are needing your help to find old scissor footage. Looking on youtube there are a lot of old performances that are missing! Especially we are looking for the Top of the Pops performances of "Take Your Mama" and "Comfortably Numb" plus the CD:UK performance. If anyone has any of those performances or the full passions episodes could you please send a link to the following email address! Also any other performances or appearances are welcome and fans will be thanked if any are posted on this blog!

wearescissorsisters@gmail.com

If you know or hear of any scissor sisters news before its posted on here give us an email too!

Thank You! xx

Amoeba signing and store performance!

The band dropped into the record store to do a small acoustic gig and a record signing. Check out the funny talk about cought syrup!! lol

Special Fan Experiences!

Hello lovely scissorhood! The other day I was reading the old scissorboards and I came across a lovely and amazing fan experience from a new fan of the band. It was really moving and I thought this was a great place to share it in case you never got to see it on the boards.

"Hi everyone!

I'm a relatively new fan in the Philadelphia, PA area. I'm a hairdresser in training, a ridiculous PC geek, and a singer/songwriter with a background in electronic music (demos, game soundtracks) and music theory (college composition). I'm also a post-op transwoman, a former resident of San Francisco (Trannyshack was a weekly outing for me in late 2003), and a weekend sales rep / vendor at a local electronics store.

Here is where I must confess that I hadn't listened to any Scissor Sisters albums until a July cross country trip with my brother (he's an audio engineer and my best friend). I loved them at first listen. In fact, we didn't get to playing much else.

And I loved them so much that they became my favorite band almost overnight. And it wouldn't be a stretch to say I am a bit obsessed. Ana Matronic has become something of a personal hero of mine. I have made a number of Scissor Sisters dominated mix CDs for my class at beauty school and they get the room happy and moving. I spent entirely too much time reading every post by Ana and Jake on the forum here. My brother and I also play a few songs on our guitars and digital piano. Take Your Mama is beautifully simple to play -- only 4 chords! So, yes, maybe a little obsessed.

Anyway, it was my great pleasure to experience an incredible SS show this past Friday (the 27th) at the Electric Factory in Philly. Life changing is a good description. My avatar is a photo of me in the car just before leaving home for the show. I didn't know anyone else who was going, but that didn't bother me -- I figured I would make friends there (I was right). I was decked out in red and one of my classmates (a dear friend) had done my hair in kind of an edgy updo.

After meeting a some new friends, having a drink, and talking awhile, we heard Casey Spooner sing a few songs, then a DJ, then Scissor Sisters. I was standing a couple feet from the stage, so their presence was overwhelming. Jake and Ana were gorgeous and they had beautifully intense eyes. It was hard to move with so many people in such close proximity, but I danced my butt off as best I could, and I knew most of the words so I sang along too.

I know that I stand out in a crowd for my height alone (6'3"), and I have flame red hair thanks to Paul Mitchell Inkworks, and I also dressed in an eye-catching outfit, but what came next just floored me:

After a dramatic encore with Comfortably Numb and Invisible Light, Ana starts talking about how gorgeous she thinks the crowd is. She banters with Jake about being turned on (he grins and nods, cue whoops from the crowd). Then she says "We have been distracted all night," she points to me and continues, "there is a beautiful redhead down here who looks like the entire cast of Mad Men put together."

Cue the entire venue turning to look at me appreciatively for a few moments, and all of the sudden my lifetime confidence deficit vanishes. Gone. Like turning off a light. People are not looking at me like it's a freak show, they're looking at me and nodding, saying "whoa", and generally agreeing with Ana. I don't remember doing much other than putting my hand over my heart, blushing, and beaming.

Then the band launches into Filthy Gorgeous and burns the place down.

I have been walking on a cloud ever since, and I ain't coming down. In addition to confidence, I feel such intense gratitude. I read lots of talk of "life changing" concerts on fansites, and heard lots of "life change" related banter on stage, and sure enough, after that show I feel like I've caught a ride on a thunderbolt.

A lot of people laugh when I say this, but all my life I felt ugly -- like a girl who stepped in a pile of mutant goop. Now I feel like a legendary creature -- a chimera, or a unicorn. The difference in mindset did not happen all at once at the show; it's happened gradually over years. But when Ana singled me out, it seemed to crystallize things and help me realize how far I've come.

Anyway, that's my story, and now I'm here posting on this forum. I am a fangirl for life, darlings.

Kristen"


I just want to thank Kristen for allowing me to share her experience and if you have any experiences with the band that you want to share, throw them my way!

Sisters Fan-antics

Okay thought i'd round up a number of videos of scissor fans from around the blog enjoying night work. Nice to see some smiley faces.


Fan - "my fave song of the whole festival, aaaaaammmmmmmmaaaaaaaaazzzziiinnngggggg"


Fan - Filmed by and starring a friend and I.



An Interesting take on Invisible Light!



and I just love this one because they do the dance to any which way in the crowd. Pretty hard to see but you can tell they're having the time of their lives! Good hardcore Japanese fans!