Book of the Month Club the new project by The Rosenbergs founder/frontman, David Fagin picks up where the former pop quartet left off. The Rosenbergs have gained more attention for their intransigent relationship toward the music business than for their music. But their refusal to buckle down to unfair industry contracts has not completely overshadowed their concise, original indie pop sound. In 1999, they unveiled Ameripop, their first full-fledged studio release. They've hammered out a clever pop sound that could compare to the brightest days of Cheap Trick. David Fagin's lyrics treat traditional tormented love themes creatively, and the cohesiveness of the band proves they're not just playing at being rock stars. With the help of label, Robert Fripp's Discipline Global Mobile, they released Mission You in 2001, a gorgeously produced sophomore effort, drowning out critics who might have suggested they were a gimmicky fluke. Department Store Girl followed two years later, which would yield Birds of a Feather that we used as the CBS theme song to Accident on Purpose featuring Jenna Elfman.