The last two Gigolo Aunts albums were each '90s power pop classics but sat at extreme opposite ends of the pop spectrum. Flippin' Out, with its unruly solos, closely resembled hard rock and grunge, while the adult contemporary trappings of Minor Chords and Major Themes bore more of a resemblance to Fleetwood Mac than Big Star. Fans were often divided, then, when discussing which Gigolo Aunts was better: the rock band or the pop band, and since there was so little midd...   [ read more ]

CD $15.18

After taking their debut in Grabaciones en el Mar, Spain with an amazing single chosen by the music press as one of the best of the 94, this band from Zaragoza gave us three superquick, crazed songs that are gone over by the same intensity you can find in the best tracks by SEBADOH, POSIES or GIGOLO AUNTS, though they hold back themselves too and distill teared and woodwormed melodies.

7" $4.00

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?While Adam Schlesinger was rocking out with Fountains of Wayne's Welcome Interstate Managers in summer 2003, his Ivy cohort Andy Chase went solo with Brookville. This lush, atmospheric project had been in the works for a few years, giving Chase ample time to shape a smooth sound on the intimately sheer collection titled Wonderfully Nothing that is not unlike his Ivy pop doings. Singer/songwriter Eric Matthews, guitarist James Iha, former Gigolo Aunts guitarist Jon Skibic, and a few others joined in Brook...   [ read more ]

MP3 $10.49

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