as a download through RCRD LBL in November 2011, and a video for "It's Only You, Isn't It?" was released in March 2012. Lissy Trullie band As of 2009, Trullie fronted a four piece rock band, also named Lissy Trullie, which included Trullie on vocals and guitar, Josh Elrod on drums, Eben D’Amico (of Saves the Day) on lead guitar, and Ian Fenger on bass. The group often performed the songs "Just a Friend" by Biz Markie, "Ready for the Floor" by Hot Chip, and Amy Winehouse’s "Rehab" live. The band toured the U.S. and Europe with The Virgins and Anya Marina in May–June 2009. The tour was cut short when bassist Fenger was hospitalized with swine influenza. The band and crew were quarantined in their hotel in Germany. The group made their U.S. television debut on Last Call with Carson Daly performing "Boy Boy" at the El Rey Theatre in Los Angeles, California on June 3, 2009. They then toured the UK in September–October 2009 with The Cribs and Adam Green. Modeling Trullie has appeared in the fashion magazines Elle, SOMA, and Jalouse. She was the face of actress Chloë Sevigny’s clothing line, and posed in an early portrait by photographer Ryan McGinley in 2002. She was also the inspiration and model for Moses de la Renta's debut line. Trullie stated to Time Out New York that modeling was "just a way for me to make money during college". Trullie was chosen to represent fashion designer Max Azria for the Hervé Léger Fall 2009 collection. Underground filmmaker Richard Kern photographed the advertisements and directed a video for Trullie's "Ready for the Floor", with the singer wearing clothes from the collection. Zipper Club Trullie and Mason James of Cerebral Ballzy formed Zipper Club, a band produced by James Iha of the Smashing Pumpkins. Discography Albums Lissy Trullie (2012), Downtown/Wichita – released April 10, 2012 EPs Self-Taught Learner (2009), American Myth/Wichita/Downtown – debut EP Singles "Boy Boy" (2009), Makemine – limited edition 7" "Self Taught Learner" (2009) "Madeleine" (2011) "Here" (2018) References External links Living people American rock musicians Musicians from Washington, D.C. Musicians from New York City Female models from Washington, D.C. Wichita Recordings artists Downtown Records artists 21st-century American women 1984 births