The Los Angeles four-piece is fronted by Reeve Carney, lead vocals & guitar, and Zane Carney on lead guitar, along with John David Lipscomb on bass and Jon Epcar on drums.

The story of the band starts in earnest in 1997, when Reeve's mother, after becoming unable to afford guitar lessons, started bringing Reeve to an old Los Angeles blues club where he started playing weekly with artists over twice his age. The experience brought a maturity and worldview not often found in such a young songwriter. Reeve soon began playing with his brother Zane and friends from school. As the band grew older and Carney's sound developed, they drew influences from artists and individuals as divergent and innovative as John Lee Hooker, David Bowie and Django Reinhardt to Tim Burton, Thomas Edison and Walt Disney.

Years of playing in and around LA culminated in Carney securing a weekly residency at the historic Molly Malone's. The shows at Molly's have become something of an LA phenomenon. An initial audience of friends and family has, from word of mouth alone, become a house filled to capacity, the front doors having to be shut before Carney can go on stage. Although the band is only in their early 20's, they play with a prowess that's unmatched by many of their peers.