"Seattle two-piece (brothers!) whose power melodies and driving pop are the perfect soundtrack to an all-night party where you a) get drunk and pick a fight with your best friends, b) continue drinking, but apologize profusely, c) end the night hugging and/or screaming "I LOVE YOU" to everyone you know, then d) wake up wearing nothing but your old Weezer shirt.  ~Emily Nokes (The Stranger)

Stereo Embers is a rock band from Seattle. They carry no pretense: no effort to be something that they are not, and they display their musical influences proudly. Through their songs, they pay homage to bands like The Who, The Faces, Big Star, and Cheap Trick. Their music is energetic, melodic, anthemic- much as the music it is influenced by was and still is.  “Stereo Embers are a great band. The song ‘Wrong Way’ is one I couldn’t stop listening to. Great chorus and killer songwriting. ‘Ways of the World’ is a perfect foil for it. Stereo Embers have been tearing up the new Seattle scene lately, and I love the interplay between Robb’s great vocals and Tim DiJulio’s smoking guitar leads. A proud release for HockyTalkter Records!” – Mike McCready (Pearl Jam) "Stereo Embers are my favorite new band out of Seattle. Killer songs, great musicianship, and they totally slay live, just as a rock band should."    - Barret Martin (Mad Season/Screaming Trees) 

Skeletons With Flesh On Them are a four-piece indie-rock group from Seattle, WA consisting of Scott Roots (vocals, guitar), Neal Flaherty (guitar, vocals), Devon Stewart (drums, vocals) and Adam Grant (bass, vocals). Skeletons formed in late 2005 when Scott and Neal met through a mutual friend. Devon joined shortly thereafter following a posting in The Stranger. Adam joined in late 2009, replacing Lucas Smith. In 2007, Skeletons recorded a six song EP, The Fish Don’t Mind, with the help of Jared Fiechtner (producer) and Jeremy Park (engineer). Working with Jeremy again, the Skeletons released the LP "All the Other Animals" in March of 2009.