Glass Candy

"Life After Sundown"

Glass Candy was formed by Ida No, from Vancouver, and Johnny Jewel, from Austin, in 1996.^[2]droney and weird."^[2] Their first two singles, which they self-released under the name "Glass Candy & the Shattered Theatre", were "Metal Gods" (2001) and a cover of Josie Cotton's "Johnny Are You Queer" (2002).^[2] They toured with The Convocation Of... in 2001, and released a live album that year on Vermin Scum.^[3] Their first studio album, Love Love Love, was issued on Troubleman Unlimited in 2003. A second full-length followed on Troubleman the next year. Jewel founded Italians Do It Better with Mike Simonetti as a subsidiary of Troubleman.^[2] In 2007 Glass Candy released their third album B/E/A/T/B/O/X on this label to considerable critical praise. In late 2008, a rarities, b-sides and remix album was released under the name Deep Gems. No describes their early work as "

Jewel also plays in Chromatics and is romantically linked to their singer, Ruth Radelet. No is involved with the Chromatics's drummer, Natty.