Other Appearances
She is mentioned in Nick Cave's song "More News From Nowhere" on his 2008 release Dig!!! Lazarus, Dig!!! and is also mentioned in Martin Atkins' book Tour:Smart in 2007. Betty has appeared in two low-budget films; In Your Blood (1995) and Psych-o-tropolis (1995) directed by Jeffro Brunk. She recently appeared in black comedy film The Birthday (2010) by David Bessenhoffer that was featured in the Austin Film Society SXSW Film Fest 2011. In 1996, The Stranger reported that fans incited a riot during one of her performances that led to a dumpster being set alight and hundreds of her fans rioting on the streets when the venue wanted to stop her show prematurely.
Betty X interviewed various bands and artists: Hanzel und Gretyl; Raymond Watts of PIG; Curse Mackey of Pigface, Grim Faeries, My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult and Evil Mothers; cartoonist Charles Burns; illustrator Krysztof Nemeth of Charm School for various periodicals and magazines The Sinner, The Seattle Underground, The Stranger, The Rocket, and Hypercult E-Zine.
She was a guest vocalist on Sheep on Drugs Sex Machine on the F**CK Album 2006.
She was the first hostess of Go Kustom TV in 2001, and interviewed Charles Burns, Kirsten Andersen, Art Curator/Owner of Roq La Rue, Rick Klu, Sabrina Rockarena of Cookie, and Big John Bates and The Voodoo Dollz.
Betty X also collaborated with Jeremy Gloff and RhondaK in a live cabaret performance of Sham-Pain 2001. She recorded Champagne Blonde and Bohemian Sekt with Jeremy Gloff recorded in producer Vincent Saletto's Hotter Than Hell Studios.
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