LeMaster is a sound engineer at Chase Park Transduction in Athens, GA, along with David Barbe and Andy Baker, and has worked on releases by Drip, Lona, David Dondero, the Lures, Michael, Tony Tidwell and others. He co-produced the last two Bright Eyes albums with Mike Mogis and frequently plays in the band (keyboards, bass, vibes, vocals). He currently fronts Now It's Overhead. Leverett, as well as Orenda Fink and Maria Taylor, both of Little Red Rocket, Azure Ray and occasionally Bright Eyes and Crooked Fingers, are also in the band. Their self-titled debut album was released in October 2001 on Saddle Creek Records. Buy it.

Leverett drums for the Lures and Now It's Overhead and fronts his own band, Lona, which also features Scott. They have an all-over-the-map EP, Noon Time Sleeper, out on Ghostmeat Records, and their first album, To the Nth, was released in May on the band's own label. The CD is available from Insound. (Buy this one, too.) He and Scott and David Brown are also involved with a hip-hop/experimental project called High Temple, and Leverett also contributed to David Barbe's Comet of the Season and a forthcoming release by the Star Room Boys.

In addition to High Temple and the occasional Bright Eyes show, Casey Scott can be heard playing bass and guitar in Lona. He recently relocated to Omaha and joined Desaparecidos on bass as well. Scott has also taken some beautiful photographs, featured on the Lures' second album, Dolores, and Bright Eyes' Blood of the Young 7" single. You can read about a project of his here.