The band's sole release, "Marry Me Jane," is a snapshot of mid-90s Seattle alternative rock, blending raw energy with melodic hooks.
- The album was produced by Don Zeca and recorded at Velocity Studios in Seattle. It was released on January 30, 1996, by Zoe Jane Records. The album did not chart and remains the band's only officially released work.
- The band was fronted by singer and guitarist Sarah Dougher, later of the bands The Catheters and Dutch Flat. Dougher also went on to a solo career.
- The album features songs such as "Paper Thin" and "Sunday Driver," which received some airplay on college radio stations at the time.
Marry Me Jane was an American alternative rock band from Seattle. They released their self-titled debut album in 1996.
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