Why the switchover to Tooth and Nail in the first place?
Aaron: It’s pretty much the same thing as being with Solid State, it’s in the same building and the same people work with us. It’s just got a wider distribution. Spencer: No, no, no… You wanna know what it really was? The reason we went over to Tooth and Nail is because both labels have mailing lists of people their stuff goes out to and Tooth and Nail uses both as opposed to just their own. ‘Define The Great Line’ seems a lot heavier vocally than your previous releases, why the need for that? Aaron: That wasn’t a conscious decision, it was just progression. Spencer: It’s just what we’re comfortable with doing now. My input on this record is more me, being more comfortable with myself. This is the longest the band has been without changing members and we’re all comfortable and on the same page. With the last record, even though we were all friends before we only started playing together just before recording it. There were certain times when we were like ‘oh I don’t know if that real
