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Girl Talk speaks volumes

By Jim Sullivan  /  Review
Wednesday, November 4, 2009 - Added 131d 16h ago
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Gregg Gillis could have called his one-man band Thievery Corporation, but that name was taken.

The less-descriptive moniker he chose was Girl Talk, after a song by the defunct grunge band, Tad. Gillis’ instrument is a computer and he’s a mad scientist of sampling, a master of the mashup.

 
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