The Sunday Drivers was formed in Toledo at the end of 1999.

In the beginning we were four: Carlos (drums), Jero (vocals, guitar), Miguel (bass) and Fausto (guitar). We recorded two demos: imaginatively entitled "[ demo ]" (December 2000) and "02" (December 2001) that did pretty much nothing. We played few gigs and there were long breaks. In January 2002, we were invited by the indy music website popmadrid.com to play in a party in the Moby Dick club, in Madrid. After seeing us in that concert, Rock Indiana, our first record label, signed us, and with them we recorded our debut album, entitled "The Sunday Drivers". The album went on sale in July 2002: it has eleven songs, some that already existed on the demos, recorded in Estudios Brazil in Rivas-Vaciamadrid (Spain) in the month of April of that year with Javi Ortiz engineering and producing. Later (February 2003), the single "Time Time Time" was taken from the album. For the recording of the keyboard parts that appeared on "The Sunday Drivers" we asked for Julián to collaborate and from that moment, unfortunately, he stayed for good. From the album's release, we started playing more often; we played in a number of festivals: Espárrago, Lemon Pop, Supersónico, Autumn Almanac, Summer in the City, etc. and in many cities. Without a doubt, the first half of 2003 was very important for the group: first place in a competition for young artists in Castilla-La Mancha region, well known for its cheese and fine wines. We weren't spring chickens anymore nor considered ourselves artists, so we still wonder about that one. Third prize in the "Villa de Bilbao" contest, we supported The Jeevas and Arlo on their respective Spanish tours... in total a hundred gigs in a year and a half that reached its peak at FIB 2003.

After 2003 we started to think about the recording of the new album. Mushroom Pillow, our current label, appeared, and with them we began the recording of the second album, "Little Heart Attacks", released in June 2004. The album was the result of a long process: several months of pre-production work and several more in the studio. "Little Heart Attacks" was recorded, mixed and produced by JM Rosillo in his studio in Madrid, (Supersonic Lounge) during March and April. For the recording, he (we) had the help of Ángel Medina. The songs were later mastered by Juan Hidalgo. The collaboration with Lyndon Parish, a Welsh friend and musician should be mentioned. He had the job of orchestral and vocal arrangements, as well as sleeping on the studio floor for a night or two. Lyndon, who started as the arranger for the album is now another member of the group. At this pace, by the fifth album we'll be at least eight in the band. In the summer of 2004 we began the tour for the presentation of the disc. We played in some festivals (Ebrovisión, Faraday, Fra de Alaquás, Medinasonora, F.M. Pop... and we returned to FIB), as well as all around Spain. The tour was extended until the Autumn of 2005: more festivals: B-Side Festival, Metrorock, Sonorama, Contempopranea, Pulpop... and more cities. A whole year spent playing live. Of all the concerts, the Festival Transmusicales de Rennes (France) has a special place in our hearts as it was our first time, as a group, outside Spain. We also remember with great fondness the sold-out concert we played in Arena in Madrid and we will never forget the experience of being selected by Wilco to support them on their Spanish tour.