Uncle Skeleton is the brainchild of Ross Wariner – once best known as half of the Nashville, TN band Kindercastle. Finding himself with a overflowing myriad of ideas and an overactive drive to try them all out, Pancho Chumley was born.
Shortly thereafter REMIX was compiled by a host of friends to re-interpret the potential of the record. The results were all over the map – in a good way.
In late May 2010, Warm Under the Covers was released. The twelve track album takes the next logical progression beyond Pancho Chumley. Best experienced in its analog vinyl form the album is divided into equal halves creating an ambient, perfect for summer, dual soundscapes.
2012 promises a handful of releases, starting with the singles "Sophisticuffs", "Tomart's Haunted Heart", "The Well-Tempered Albi" and ending with the double-LP All Too Human.
The third full-length from Uncle Skeleton conceptualized as four distinct musical movements across a double LP. At a running time of 68 minutes, it covers a myriad of musical styles in utterly enjoyable portions.
The third, and final, of three singles from the forthcoming All Too Human double-LP. Included in this singles package are remixes from Shaboi, DPAUL, Makeup and Vanity Set, and two unreleased b-sides.
The second of three singles from the forthcoming All Too Human double-LP. "Tomart's Haunted Heart" follows "Sophisticuffs" on the album – track two of Side A. Included in this singles package are remixes from Nahnee Bori, Lavaar, and two unreleased b-sides.
The second full-length album from Uncle Skeleton; comprised of songs that will augment your summer nights in the perfect fashion.
Digital only release re-envisioning the undertaking of Pancho Chumley from a number of like minded friends.
The debut release from yk records and Uncle Skeleton. A hybrid of summer soundscapes and upbeat electronic dance-y goodness. Inspired and influenced by a myriad of musical endeavors.