[3] The group released a series of three 7" singles, also issued digitally, in 2011, and compiled them on a CD-EP entitled Myths.

[2] On the strength of their early single releases, they began selling out local shows in Seattle at venues such as the Neptune and the Showbox at the Market.

[4] The band's debut full-length, Can't Talk Medicine, was released independently in the United States and on Dine Alone Records in Canada on March 12, 2013.

[10] Reviews of Can't Talk Medicine likened the band to The Black Keys, Alabama Shakes, and Sam Cooke.

[1] They subsequently added "producer, engineer, percussionist and mentor (aka 'father figure') Kory Kruckenberg.