After years of asking, fans are finally getting what they want - Girlyman's first live album! Packed with 29 tracks, Somewhere Different Now (2008) has it all: new unrecorded songs, covers, hilarious banter, and improvised ditties. The album is 76 minutes of pure, unleashed Girlyman, with all their intensity, levity, and harmony. An exciting, self-produced endeavor, this CD will make you laugh and cry (maybe both at the same time) and will give you the experience of a Girlyman concert in the privacy of your own home.

Everything's Easy (2009), Girlyman's fourth studio album, is the band's most intimate and sophisticated effort. A suburban childhood unfolds amid the mounting pressure of the Watergate era in "Easy Bake Ovens," while the Tin Pan Alley tribute "My Eyes Get Misty" highlights the band's playfulness. Self-produced and engineered, "Everything's Easy" was recorded with a single, ten thousand dollar microphone, financed by fan donations. This microphone, along with the work of Grammy-winning mixer Ben Wisch, has created an immeasurably rich sound.

Supernova (2012), Girlyman's fifth and final studio album, resonates with themes of uncertainty and transformation. ''A supernova is a dying star,'' explains bandmember Doris Muramatsu, who was diagnosed with leukemia in late 2010. ''We didn't know if we'd ever tour again.'' But the album is not a dirge; instead, the band reaches, as always, for hope. As Slate magazine wrote, ''Girlyman doesn't wallow in such emotions; the band approaches them frankly, capturing, in a story or a surprising metaphor, a feeling you've had but never heard so well-expressed.'' Mixed by Grammy Award winner Ben Wisch, Supernova features guest appearances by Indigo Girl Emily Saliers and others.