In 2002 and 2003, the Amorphous Band (then consisting of Cindy Kaza (vocals) Mike Walsh (drums) Dan Shure (keys) Keith Foley (bass) and Chris O'Neill (guitar) recorded Primeordia, (review) the album that Marty England called "... an eleven track car chase of musical styles with hairpin musicianship and the best female singer this side of Gwen Stefani."

"Truth is..." (review) contains 13 tracks of acoustic solo instrumental music by Chris O'Neill. Each song sets a mood and follows it through the piece creating an album The Wire's Jon Nolan sums up as, "really great material played by a really great player."