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But As Long As You're Creating The Art You Want To Create, If People Start Liking You, You Shouldn't Have To Apologize. You Want Your Stuff To Be Heard By As Many People As Possible.

I Tried To Play Bass In A Punk Band Once, And It Was An Absolute Disaster. I Can’t Play Anything. I Don’t Know What It Is.

As A Songwriter I Hate This Whole, 'if It's A Sad Song, It Has To Sound Like A Sad Song Thing.' And That Goes All The Way Back To My Days With The Format. I'm An Insane Narcissist, So If I Have To Get Something Off My Chest, I'll Get Something Off My Chest.

I Think Our Particular Sound Has Come By Just Not Adhering To Any Specific Sound. For Us, It's About The Song, And Being Able To Fit In To What Is Appropriate. When We Sit Down, We're Not Talking About What Type Of Band We're Gonna Be Within A Specific Genre - There's A Uniqueness To All Of Us Individually That Throws Putting Anything In A Box Out The Window.

We Love A Good, Hyped Sound, But When It Starts To Sound Insincere, That's When I Lose Interest. I Hope That Our Music, Even If It Sounds Polished, Doesn't Sound Insincere.