Tom Hersey, Journalist

"We wanted this thing to be like the modern version of Led Zepplin’s IV or AC/DC’s Back In Black. We wanted it to be gigantic… And I think we achieved that, and I’m really proud of that."

"I don’t think we’ve had too many problems per se. It’s actually kind of been the selling point of the band."

"I think the industry’s heading in that direction, where this gap between the audience and a band is the smallest it’s ever been through social networking and the internet."

"When we started the band we weren’t quite sure what we were going to do."

Absent Light becomes a jagged, melodic, unpredictable prog-metalcore rollercoaster that’ll have listeners demanding another go around.

The Argument resounds as a triumph of heady, ethereal alternative rock.

"A lot of what kept us going was the songs. And I think the four of us, before Kristen [May] approached us, didn’t feel like we were done."

"We played in Adelaide after our first EP and I had a young girl come up to me and say that our first EP got her through her tour of Afghanistan. To me that’s fame…"

"Though our second CD was a little darker, by the end of the CD it was still a positive record because it was about dealing with negativity in a way to remain positive."

"People are going to like it if you put out something good. I try to avoid any politics or ‘scenes’ or whatever. We just do our own thing."