The album reflects three or four specific events in his life.

It's more of a family, we need that. It's easier with a lot of people helping. If one band breaks, they help the others out.

Jake and I are beyond the point of telling each other what we want to do. I know it sounds strange, but we just know each other.

I've been told we sound like a heavy version of The Cure.

It was really tough the first few times we played it, but now it's a moving point. We don't think about the bad. We think about the good times with him.

The Moore and (Sean) Hannity events were huge and caused a major focus on campus last year. A lot of people expressed their opinions to us, and in return we were able to communicate to a lot of people that we normally would not have.