In a time where anybody can drop tracks and get rep'd by myspace, 'You Guys are Girls' sets a new standard with this independently produced album. Innovative but familiar - The Cardigans meets Sixpence meets a slow and steady trickle through the layers of the mind, very much like a morphine drip. It'll get you. I love it.
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Perhaps the most compelling aspect of You Guys Are Girls debut album Lonely At the Bottom is its simplicity. Shunning the opulent pageantry of mainstream rock, the quartet from Richmond, VA take a more traditional approach to their craft, relying upon their solid songwriting abilities and 
the soft, elegant vocals of sister-singers Megan and Erin Scolaro. Each song glows with glassy guitar textures and colorful vocal harmonies reminiscent of such indie starlets as Juliana Hatfield and the Sundays Harriet Wheeler. The combined product is an ingenious collection of tunes that signifies the beginning of a long and prosperous career. You Guys Are Girls offer to the listener what so many of todays musical juggernauts have inexplicably abandoned: sincerity. The album is concise, intelligent, and above all, remarkably enjoyable.
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musicians dig chicks chicks dig musicians and i dig these musician chicks thanks for the great music ladies(and the dudes that helped to )
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Yeah I love this album, even though its not my style...mostly because they are my cousins....yeah.
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