Girls Against Boys
Idioma disponível: inglêsGirls Against Boys' dual-bass attack and Scott McCloud's wheezy sing-speak vocals (reminiscent of the Fall's Mark E. Smith) produce an energetic, if sometimes noisy, sound that would probably annoy listeners if it weren't for the D.C. band's great Fugazi-influenced songs. Girls Against Boys' 1989 debut album, Tropic of Scorpio, appeared on the Adult Swim label, followed by a leap up to the popular indie Touch & Go for Venus Luxure No. 1 Baby. The albums that followed -- 1995's Cruise Yourself and 1996's House of GVSB -- charted the group's growing fortunes. Their jump to major label Geffen with 1998's Freak*on*ica resulted in higher sales but more negative reviews. After a lengthy hiatus, the band returned to the underground with a contract for Jade Tree and a 2002 full-length, You Can't Fight What You Can't See. Girls Against Boys broke up the following year, but subsequently reunited to tour Europe (with a lineup now featuring bassist John Schmersal from Enon) in February 2005. The group also scheduled a tour of the Czech Republic, Poland, and Russia for February 2009. In 2013, Girls Against Boys released their first album of all-original material in over ten years with the EP Ghost List.
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Girls Against Boys' dual-bass attack and Scott McCloud's wheezy sing-speak vocals (reminiscent of the Fall's Mark E. Smith) produce an energetic, if sometimes noisy, sound that would probably annoy listeners if it weren't for the D.C. band's great Fugazi-influenced songs. Girls Against Boys' 1989 debut album, Tropic of Scorpio, appeared on the Adult Swim label, followed by a leap up to the popular indie Touch & Go for Venus Luxure No. 1 Baby. The albums that followed -- 1995's Cruise Yourself and 1996's House of GVSB -- charted the group's growing fortunes. Their jump to major label Geffen with 1998's Freak*on*ica resulted in higher sales but more negative reviews.
After a lengthy hiatus, the band returned to the underground with a contract for Jade Tree and a 2002 full-length, You Can't Fight What You Can't See. Girls Against Boys broke up the following year, but subsequently reunited to tour Europe (with a lineup now featuring bassist John Schmersal from Enon) in February 2005. The group also scheduled a tour of the Czech Republic, Poland, and Russia for February 2009. In 2013, Girls Against Boys released their first album of all-original material in over ten years with the EP Ghost List.
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Venus Luxure No. 1 Baby
Alternative & Indie - Lançado por Touch and Go Records em 01/02/1993
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House of GVSB (25th Anniversary Edition) (25th Anniversary Edition)
Alternative & Indie - Lançado por Touch and Go Records em 06/05/2022
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Cruise Yourself
Alternative & Indie - Lançado por Touch and Go Records em 01/05/1994
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You Can't Fight What You Can't See
Alternative & Indie - Lançado por Epitaph em 06/05/2002
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House of GVSB
Alternative & Indie - Lançado por Touch and Go Records em 01/02/1996
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Freak*On*Ica (Album Version)
Rock - Lançado por DGC em 01/01/1998
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Sexy Sam
Alternative & Indie - Lançado por Touch and Go Records em 16/05/1994
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Kill the Sexplayer + Live
Alternative & Indie - Lançado por Touch and Go Records em 13/02/1995
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Disco 666 + 4
Alternative & Indie - Lançado por Touch and Go Records em 01/10/1996
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Super-fire
Alternative & Indie - Lançado por Touch and Go Records em 20/02/1996
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[I] Don't Got a Place
Alternative & Indie - Lançado por Touch and Go Records em 29/08/1994
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