In 2000, Hernandez recorded a 3 song demo that was picked up by VH1 and
played on the documentary Graveside Groupies hosted by Nikki Sixx of Motley Crue.
In the late 90's, he filmed, edited and composed the soundtracks for an audio/video installation.
The three wall projection was part of his graduate thesis in San Francisco.
The first studio album, Chili Bowl was released in 2002, followed by Baggage Claim in 2003 and Last Call in 2004.
All songs were recorded and mixed at Blue Marble Studio in Venice Beach. Tracks were picked up by Fox Sports and ESPN, playing on various programs including X Games and Howie Longs NFL Tough Guys show.
The 4th studio album Forest for the Trees was recorded in Austin, Texas in 2014
followed by Revelator, Cellophane, Infinitario and Pantheon,
which were all recorded in New York City.
The new studio album is currently being recorded in Taos, New Mexico.
