The Loss of Similarity

There was never a band that we could really attach to, at least in Connecticut. We were always just sort of on our own, in our own place. And you can hear that in now. I think back then there was, there was less compartmentalized in like genres. There is more diversity in the actual bills and things were less like, like segmented as like, okay, this is a youth crew show or this is a metal core show... It's like, there was so much more diversity and it was more celebrated," he says. "We've always been a band to celebrate that diversity"

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