What was it like having your music featured on NPR? You guys don't seem like the type of music that they normally cover, so I imagine it was at least a little surprising.

Would like to hear their thoughts on the current scene in Pittsburgh

What's it like to be a touring band while still being in high school?

How'd you like Kansas City? Love to have you back!

Would you guys consider going butt for a bit and writing some wrestling theme songs?

Who's idea was it to do the split? Did Full of Hell approach you? or did you approach them?

Originally Posted by iaminsane20

What's it like to be a touring band while still being in high school?

Aren't they out of high school? I thought they were 18-19. Maybe not.

Mostly for Jami, but how difficult is it doing vocals and playing drums live? Have you pared down the amount of vocals you do now that the rest of the band does more screaming?

Originally Posted by cubine

Aren't they out of high school? I thought they were 18-19. Maybe not.

Mostly for Jami, but how difficult is it doing vocals and playing drums live? Have you pared down the amount of vocals you do now that the rest of the band does more screaming?

Yeah they're 18-19, and I forgot that that would make them a freshman in college if anything, like myself. Haha forget the question.

What up-and-coming bands are you guys in to?

How is being on deathwish records?

A) Its clear that on the split you've continued the "roman numeral songs" that started on Embrace Me // Erase Me. Is there a theme that ties these two new songs to those three previous ones?

B) Having just seen you in Indianapolis on Monday, I noticed that you all use Sunn heads, has the unique tone helped shape your sound? Are these the same amps you used in the studio?

C) It feels with your newer works, Cycles especially, that there is a theme connecting the EP as a whole. Would you say there is a concrete "concept" to the record, or are there plans to write a concept to go along with your Deathwish debut?

Thanks everyone!