Sarge

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A Torch 02:34 Tools
Beguiling 04:50 Tools
Stall 03:44 Tools
I Took You Driving 02:32 Tools
Fast Girls 03:14 Tools
Dear Josie, Love Robyn 03:14 Tools
Charms And Feigns 03:48 Tools
Homewrecker 04:22 Tools
Last Christmas 03:53 Tools
Half As Far 03:58 Tools
The First Morning 03:17 Tools
Detroit Star-Lite 03:32 Tools
To Keep You Trained 04:33 Tools
Put In The Reel 02:15 Tools
Bedroom 02:45 Tools
Backlash 02:45 Tools
Time After Time 04:37 Tools
Another Gear Uncaught 02:41 Tools
Crush 03:09 Tools
Chicago 03:49 Tools
Clearer 03:59 Tools
Smoke 03:29 Tools
The End Of July 04:32 Tools
The Last Boy 04:11 Tools
I Don't 03:54 Tools
Fast Girls (Live) 02:59 Tools
Stall (Live) 03:26 Tools
These Boots Are Made For Walkin' 03:04 Tools
Dear Josie, Love Robyn (Live) 03:00 Tools
Distant 01:28 Tools
Half As Far (Live) 04:03 Tools
All My Plans Changed... 05:48 Tools
Homewrecker (Live) 03:54 Tools
The First Morning (Live) 03:53 Tools
Dear Josie Love Robyn 03:01 Tools
SLC 03:01 Tools
God Damn 03:01 Tools
Booty Talk 03:01 Tools
Zone-Intro (rockin) 03:01 Tools
all my plans changed 03:01 Tools
Big Mouth 03:01 Tools
Destroy the Factoids 03:01 Tools
Euphoria 03:01 Tools
These Boots Are Made For Walki 03:05 Tools
Torch 03:05 Tools
B002-A 03:05 Tools
These Boots Are Made For Walkin 03:05 Tools
A Little Bit of Rio 03:05 Tools
Cypher (feat. Analyst, Dem Dayum Twinz, Mr. Hyde & K Rino) 03:05 Tools
Piano...I Can Play 03:05 Tools
Dear Josie, Love Robin 03:05 Tools
Circle of Sorrow 03:05 Tools
Nick & Jen 03:05 Tools
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Sarge was an indie rock band from Champaign, Illinois, in the United States. They released 3 albums on Mud Records. The band was formed in 1996. Lead by singer/songwriter Elizabeth Elmore, the band did some touring and released their debut album Charcoal on Mud Records. A single from that album, "Dear Josie, Love Robyn," received some exposure and media attention as the band toured the United States. In 1998, they released a breakthrough record of sorts, The Glass Intact. The album, an emotional, punk rock-style record, began to receive some serious media attention, being reviewed at Salon.com and making Spin Magazine's top twenty list in 1998. The album eventually sold nearly 20,000 copies. In 2000, Sarge split up for reasons unknown, although Elmore denies it was her choice. Sometime bassist Rachel Switzky played bass on and off in different bands, and drummer Chad Romanski continued working with Elmore by playing drums on the debut release of later band, The Reputation. Elmore was able to pull together some rare and unreleased material and create the third and final Sarge album, Distant, from it. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.