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Gramercy Arms
Gramercy Arms formed in New York City in 1999 around singer-songwriter Jesse Berardi, with guitarist Matt Angus, bassist Dennis Ryan, and drummer Marc Cozza....
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Gramercy Arms formed in New York City in 1999 around singer-songwriter Jesse Berardi, with guitarist Matt Angus, bassist Dennis Ryan, and drummer Marc Cozza. They released their debut album 'The Fifth Avenue Follies' in 2003, followed by 'Postcards from the Hospital' in 2005 and 'The Union Hotel' in 2007.
Their track 'Automation' became something of an anthem for listeners wrestling with modern detachment, though its bleak tone drew some criticism at the time. Other songs like 'Looking At The Sun' and 'I Believe' showed their range within a sound that mixed indie rock with folk and electronic touches.
They put out three studio albums and several EPs before winding down. The music holds up as a straightforward document of that early-2000s New York indie scene, more concerned with mood than making grand statements.
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