Debby Schwartz Discography of CDs

Debby Schwartz discography In the late '80s and early '90s, Schwartz fronted the Aquanettas, sort of a garage-rock version of the Bangles. But she hasn't got soft like Susanna Hoffs on her solo debut. Quite the contrary, WRONGS OF PASSAGE is a shimmering, guitar-fueled rock album on which the trials, tribulations and accusations of a thirtysomething woman who's been burned by love but still believes in ...

Debby Schwartz albums It's interesting what four years and a shift in focus and personnel will do for a band. On Starry Mind, their second Drag City offering, Pat Gubler's P.G. Six changes gears, transforming his formerly prevalently acoustic songs with some electric backing into rock songs with some acoustic backing. Veterans Bob Bannister, Debby Schwartz, and Robert Dennis are back, but this time Bannister is ...

Debby Schwartz CD discography Patrick Gubler a.k.a. P.G. Six has always made music that defies easy categorization. Light years ahead of his contemporaries--he was playing accomplished acoustic sets well before the early-2000s freak folk explosion--Gubler has always let deft songwriting, multi-instrumental chops, and impeccable taste rule. 2007's SLIGHTLY SORRY, his fourth album and first for Drag City, revisits many of the touchstones that have defined his remarkable ...

Debby Schwartz music CDs In the mid-'80s, Hoboken NJ was the coolest town on the map, with residents ranging from local heroes the Feelies to fledgling drone-popsters Yo La Tengo. The 1999 debut by Hoboken's Birdy recalls these glory days of Coyote Records and Maxwell's with a minimum of nostalgia but just enough jangle-buzz guitars, endearingly plain vocals, and compressed production (courtesy of Hoboken legend Gene Holder) ...

Debby Schwartz discography The Aquanettas: Debby Schwartz (vocals); Jill Richmond (guitar); Claudine Troise (bass); Stephanie Seymour (drums).

Debby Schwartz songs In the mid-'80s, Hoboken NJ was the coolest town on the map, with residents ranging from local heroes the Feelies to fledgling drone-popsters Yo La Tengo. The 1999 debut by Hoboken's Birdy recalls these glory days of Coyote Records and Maxwell's with a minimum of nostalgia but just enough jangle-buzz guitars, endearingly plain vocals, and compressed production (courtesy of Hoboken legend Gene Holder) to make you think it's 1986 all over again. Singer/songwriter Stephanie Seymour specializes in unpretentious guitar pop somewhere between the dB's and Paul Westerberg. But where some bands mining this style forget to write actual songs, Seymour has a knack for vaguely familiar, instantly memorable choruses that pop unexpectedly into your head a few days after you listen. "My Brave Face" and the closing rave-up, "Perfect Hand," are especially memorable. SUPERNOMINAL PARAPHERNALIA proves that it's not always an insult to say of a record ...

Debby Schwartz CD discography Track Listing of songs: Calculating Flower; No Place I've Ever Been; Stretch; Taste of Crow; Levitate; End of the Year; One Step Down; Sometimes You Know; Sleep Is a Sacrament; Stretch; I Feel Love;