Catalogue of Generous Men is the debut full-length album by Athens, Georgia-based indie rock band Modern Skirts. Released in 2004, the album captures the band's early signature sound—lush piano-driven melodies layered with rich vocal harmonies, quirky yet poignant lyrics, and an undercurrent of southern charm. Stylistically, the album draws comparisons to artists like Ben Folds, The Beach Boys, and early R.E.M., blending piano pop and indie rock with moments of melancholy and wit. Tracks like “Pasadena” and “New York Song” showcase the band’s knack for catchy hooks and clever songwriting, while more introspective songs such as “City Lights” exhibit their emotional range. The record was well-received in the regional indie scene and helped establish Modern Skirts as one of Athens' most promising acts of the early 2000s. Its warm, analog production and creative arrangements give it a timeless quality that continues to resonate with fans of intelligent, heartfelt alternative pop. Whether you're drawn to the intricate instrumentation or the evocative storytelling, Catalogue of Generous Men is a charming and memorable debut that marked the arrival of a distinct and talented voice in indie music.