The band first commercial release was a track entitled "The Shipping Forecast" on the Dance To The Radio label third compilation CD.
The Various Artists - Something I Learned Today CD, also made available as a digital download, was released on 2 April 2007.The Shipping Forecast was the first track on the CD which comprised other promising bands signed to the Leeds label such as Sky Larkin,Laura Groves a.k.a.Blue Roses and This et Al among others.
This was followed by another appearance on the fourth DTTR compilation CD, entitled Out of the Woods and Trees released 1 October 2007.
The song The Manageress, already featured on the "Verity and Reverie" EP was track listed at number 7.Other notable bands on the CD included the commercially successful Pigeon Detectives, Howling Bells and Forward Russia.
[2][3] Later that month, the band's first single, "Shadow Committee" was released worldwide as a 7" vinyl and digital download.
The B side to "Shadow Committee" was "Broken Wing", another song already featured on the Verity and Reverie EP.
Owen Brinley wrote and sang the song "Broken Wings" before Grammatics formed in 2006.
The video was shot by Matt Maude at the end of July late at night in the forest of Otley Chevin.
To celebrate the start of their support stint for Bloc Party on their Bloctober tour, the band released a new song as a single in October 2009 as a digital download and 7" vinyl.
The Good Life is a side project for Cursive frontman and main songwriter Tim Kasher.