[2] They relocated to Cardiff and took on further members, Rhun Lenny (bass) and Owain Jones (drums), both of the band Topper.
[3][4] Their debut album, Screen Memories was released on their own Microgram label, and led to a deal with Ankst.
[5] Yeti drew comparisons with such varied artists as New Order, Aphex Twin, and Flaming Lips.
[7] The band's third album, Koala Ko-ordination was issued in 2002 now with Kris Jenkins on keyboards, with comparisons again to Flaming Lips, and also to Super Furry Animals and Gorky's Zygotic Mynci.
Rather marvellous" by the Sunday Times,[10] and "a beguiling album that is both smart and warm" by the Daily Express.