Those Mockingbirds were an American alternative rock band from New Jersey. History Those Mockingbirds were a three-piece alternative rock band from Montclair, New Jersey that formed in 2009. They were described as "combin[ing] elements of prog, alt, hard, and classic rock into a loud, but accessible mix," and list the Smashing Pumpkins, Fleetwood Mac and Led Zeppelin as musical inspirations. Those Mockingbirds began by playing shows across the Northeast of the United States, and promoting the band at places like shopping malls and parking lots. In April 2010, they released their first studio recording No Symmetry, which features heavy keyboard effects and "sugary vocals," on their own label, L.E. Records, with distribution from SideCho Records. It was produced by Those Mockingbirds, and former editor-in-chief of Revolver Magazine Tom Beaujour, and recorded at Nuthouse Studio & White Heat Studio. No Symmetry debuted at No. 1 on Amazon's Movers & Shakers chart. A video was released that indicated Those Mockingbirds kidnapped Gary Brolsma, known from the Numa Numa internet meme video, for a ransom of 50,000 downloads of their single "Honest? Honest." The music video for the song was released later that year, after it achieved 50,000 downloads. Those Mockingbirds were part of the New Brunswick-based artist collective Tiny Giant. The next single Those Mockingbirds released was a studio cover of "The Chain" by Fleetwood Mac in January 2011, which was recorded by Shawn Kimon, and produced by Those Mockingbirds at The Wild Arctic in Queens, New York. In February 2011, Those Mockingbirds filmed a Fearless Music session for the Fox television network WNYW. They released a limited edition compact disc of BETA: alpha during a show with Smoking Popes and Girl in a Coma, at Mexicali Live in Teaneck, New Jersey on May 6, 2011. The self-released EP contained an acoustic version of No Symmetrys "We are the Antidote," "The Bloodiest Gums" and a cover of the Nico Blues' song "Living Proof." On September 13, 2011, Those Mockingbirds released the six-track EP Fa Sol La as a free download. It was recorded at Wild Arctic by Shawn Kimon and Dean Baltulonis, and by Kevin Walters at Sleeping In Sanity Studios, and mixed by Howard Willing. The September 2011 issue of The Aquarian Weekly lists Those Mockingbirds as one of the 10 Bands on the Verge, and awarded them one year of promotion. They were also listed at No. 3 on The