How has the reception been for the new songs off of Agony and Irony?
So far, surprisingly, it’s been really good. Don’t take that the wrong way, but usually it takes a little while for people to warm up to it. But people have been really excited. The other night we played a couple more songs off of it and it’s been going really well. I know the album leaked a couple weeks ago but that doesn’t really have much to do with how people receive it live. It’s been really fun for us. This is your first album you guys have released on Epic, and your first album on a major label. I know you guys had experienced some bumps in the road after signing to V2 and then it kind of fell through. In light of all that, would you say there was some added pressure going into this album? The only pressure comes from ourselves to make a better record than we did last time. We had a lot of time to write and we were really happy with the way the writing had been going. So, we felt really good going into the record and once we met Josh [Abraham] and knew we were going to work with
