764-HERO

This is John Atkins of 764-HERO performing live at Fallout Records on Seattle's Capitol Hill. Named for the phone number on the freeway signs to report carpool lane violators, 764-HERO was Atkins' two-piece band after Hush Harbor he formed with Polly Johnson of Bell Jar (later they became a three-piece when Robin Peringer joined the band). The band formed in 1995 and broke up in 2002 after releasing four albums, a number of singles and touring the States a few times.

Discography:

• High School Poetry 7" (1995, Up Records; 1995)
• Now You're Swimming 7" (1996 Suicide Squeeze Records)
• Salt Sinks and Sugar Floats LP/CD (1996, Up Records)
• We're Solids EP/CD (1997, Up Records/Suicide Squeeze; 1997)
• Get Here and Stay LP/CD (1998, Up Records)
• Whenever You See Fit 12" (1998, Up Records/Suicide Squeeze)
• Garrison 7" (2000, Up Records)
• Weekends of Sound CD (2000, Up Records)
• Nobody Knows This is Everywhere CD (2000, Tigerstyle Records)

John Atkins is currently playing in The Can't See.