and baroque pop and mixing synthetic sounds with acoustic ones in a way that was totally modern". On May 26, 2004, the Gloria Record announced they would be breaking up. They had been working on their second album since July 2003, however, the sessions progressed slowly. Gomez and Hubbard went on to perform with Austin's The Glass Family and Chris Simpson pursuing solo projects under the name Zookeeper. UK label Big Scary Monsters released a 20th anniversary reissue of A Lull in Traffic in July 2020. Members Chris Simpson – vocals and guitar (1997-2004) Ben Houtman – keyboards (1998-2004) Jeremy Gomez – bass (1997-2004) Brian Malone – drums (1999-2004) Brian Hubbard - guitar (1997-2004) Matt Hammon - drums (1997-1998) Jeremy Tappero - drums (1998-1999) Discography Studio albums Extended plays Singles Other appearances Related projects Attention - Jeremy Tappero Gratitude - Jeremy Tappero Mineral - Chris Simpson, Jeremy Gomez The Stereo - Jeremy Tappero Zookeeper - Chris Simpson, Ben Houtman, Jeremy Gomez The Glass Family - Jeremy Gomez, Brian Hubbard Booher and the Turkeyz - Ben Houtman Ovenbirds - Jeremy Gomez, Brian Hubbard, Ben Houtman SWISS - Brian Malone, Brian Hubbard, Chris Simpson, Jeremy Gomez, Ben Houtman House and Parish - Brian Malone Suburban Eyes - Jeremy Gomez, Eric Richter, John Anderson References External links The Gloria Record's bio on their original label, Crank Records Gloria Record lyrics from first two EPs 1997 establishments in Texas American emo musical groups Arena Rock Recording Company artists Indie rock musical groups from Texas Musical groups from Austin, Texas Musical groups established in 1997 Sadcore and slowcore groups