Gramercy Arms is a real live New York Supergroup!

LIVE at Bowery Ballroom with Nada Surf and Jealous Girlfriends on 12.6!

The Guardian (UK) The buzz: “Oh, Gramercy - we’re in love!”
The truth: Imagine the Byrds paying tribute to the Velvet Underground

Featuring current and former members of Guided By Voices, Luna, Joan Wasser of Joan as Police Woman, Dead Air and The Damnbuilders lead Dave Darby.

Their debut album features guest performances by none other than comedienne Sarah Silverman, Lloyd Cole, Chris Brokaw and Joan Wasser as well as present and former members of Nada Surf, The Pernice Brothers, Dead Air, Shudder To Think and more.

Download to Make a Difference and For the week leading up to Thanksgiving (Nov 18 – 25), the entire Cheap Lullaby Records catalog, including the highly-anticipated new release from indie super-group Gramercy Arms, will be available for download as part of AmieStreet.com's Download to Make a Difference Campaign. When fans go to http://amiestreet.com/blog/cheaplullaby and buy music from Cheap Lullaby artists at their regular prices, Amie Street will make a donation equal to 50% of sales to the Food Bank For New York City.

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Drawing from this pool of talented NYC luminaries, the band celebrates the US online release of their album today
Gramercy Arms and will be in all US relatilers on March 3rd

This summery blast of power pop was recorded earlier this year in a wintry New York City. Clocking in at a concise 30 minutes, ‘Gramercy Arms’ was named after an imposing Art Deco apartment block at East 22nd Street. The album is a celebration of New York in all its dirty - beautiful splendor. A slice of West Coast pop with East Coast sensibilities.

Drawing from a pool of talented musical friends, the album features a wide range of guest performances including the unexpected backing vocals of comedian Sarah Silverman on ‘Looking At The Sun’. Sarah had worked with Gramercy Arms members Rainy Orteca (Joan As Police Woman, Dead Air) and Dave Derby (The Dambuilders) before, on music for her television show, the Sarah Silverman Program.