The first album to be released under the Detach Records label, Limbic System showcases the band's pioneering spirit. Experimental in nature yet remaining true to its popular roots, this newest effort has been warmly received in mainstream and alternative markets alike. Take the Apartment immediately entered rotation on Andy Langer's Next Big Thing, while the Shine video finds coveted airtime on the Austin Music Network. The reviews for this album reflect a new stage in the Onlys' development as critics hold the album to the very highest standards, the greatest compliment paid by far.

The 2000 release of Tune the Blue Screen marked a new leap in the evolution of the Onlys sound. An influx of keys and traditional western steel guitar combine with spacey guitar tones and solid backbeats to produce mood-altering psychedelic rock. While the album may have fallen upon deaf ears locally, several domestic magazines began to pick up on the Onlys' exit from the garage. Imagine our surprise when whiskey made it into a Spin Magazine College Radio broadcast alongside up-n-comers Coldplay in 2000. Village Voice went on to describe the sound as "Johnny Cash with a Mohawk."

(from Capitol-City A&E Zine...)
"In a town where young bands form and reform regularly, The Onlys are a refreshing young group who have been working hard at honing their craft for the past three and a half years. With steady gigs at Austin's alternative venues like Emo's, Blue Flamingo and Electric Lounge, The Onlys have continued to build a dedicated fan base. Comprised of brothers Joel and Jason Chenoweth, Steven Bonn and Jason Lavalle, their debut release entitled 1300 (which they also produced and designed) is an impressive package. With their seamless melodic mixure of soft acoustics and hard-edged guitars, smart lyrics and industrial hardcore, these guys deserve label attention." -- Sharon Jones-LeFlore

Detach Records is an independent alt/rock music record label whose mission is to promote, aid and actively support the advancement of its bands on a national level. They have made this compilation disc titled "Volume 1" to sample what Detach Records sounds like. It features tracks by The Mindy Set, of God and Science, Love Overdose, and the Onlys. At $6, this CD proves to be a real treat.