Hurry began less as a band and more as a man singing songs to himself alone in his darkened apartment. "Was a cat there, too?" Oh yes--there was a cat there, too. Up until recently, Hurry consisted exclusively of that one man--Matthew Scottoline (of Philadelphia's Everyone Everywhere)-- joined by a revolving group of friends for performances, while recording and writing and doing all of the work on his own. "So nobody else should get the credit for that stuff?" No! Just Matt! Hurry, which cites influence in Guided By Voices, Teenage Fanclub, Weezer, and Dinosaur Jr, remained a solo project until the release of their debut Everything/Nothing. Scottoline finally secured bandmates in cousins Rob and Joe Decarolis, who joined him for the recording of the band's first official record. In 2016, Hurry released their sophomore album Guided Meditation through Lame-O Records, and will follow it up with the Casual Feelings 7” in the fall.