The 2003 album "Hearts of Oak" captures Ted Leo and the Pharmacists at a creative peak, balancing urgent post-punk with increasingly sophisticated songwriting.
- The album was self-released by Ted Leo before being picked up for wider distribution.
- It was recorded at the Tiny Telephone studio in San Francisco with engineer Monte Vallier.
- The album features a guest appearance by members of The Misfits.
Ted Leo and the Pharmacists is the indie rock project of Ted Leo, known for blending punk energy with sharp songwriting. "Hearts of Oak" was released midway through their career, following a period of increasing recognition and preceding a more prolific output.
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