Thornley

Thornley started in the late 1990s as a project led by vocalist and guitarist Jeff Thornley. Their debut album 'So Far So Good' came out in 1999, which included the title track and songs like 'All Comes Out In The Wash' and 'Beautiful.' The band was based in California and had members like bassist Dean Dinning and drummer Scott Thackray at different points.

They released a few more albums after that, including '17 Days' in 2003 and 'Tiny Revolution' in 2009. The lineup changed over time, with Chris Joyner playing drums later on and Dan Rothchild and Peter Mosely handling guitar at various stages. Their songs often leaned toward introspective themes with melodic rock arrangements.

Thornley's catalog includes five studio albums and two EPs, with tracks like 'All Fall Down' and 'Better Side Of Me' appearing among their work. The band took a break in the mid-2000s before returning with new material. They kept a fairly low profile compared to some of their peers, focusing on recording and occasional performances rather than constant touring.