“A love song for trying times. A song of reassurance [that says] ‘I am here, and you can rest, and you don’t need to explain yourself, and you don’t need to say anything at all, and some days might feel long, and we still have each other.’ It’s the idea that if we do see things fall apart, that’s less about devastation and more a marker of how long we’ve gotten to be together.” -Ruby Alexander
“A love song for trying times. A song of reassurance [that says] ‘I am here, and you can rest, and you don’t need to explain yourself, and you don’t need to say anything at all, and some days might feel long, and we still have each other.’ It’s the idea that if we do see things fall apart, that’s less about devastation and more a marker of how long we’ve gotten to be together.” -Ruby Alexander
“Ultimately, we all want the same outcome, which is to make a cohesive collection of songs that we feel proud of. As we’ve been working on new material, we’ve been trying to push collaboration further than ‘Saw You Out with the Weeds.’” – Chris Corsi
“My songwriting philosophy is something that I would say is quite malleable, I don’t approach most of our songs with a clear mission or objective outside of expressing something in the moment. When spontaneity doesn’t lend itself to a finished product that we love, we listen to a song and tweak it until it becomes something we would want to listen to.” – Emma Shepard
“I feel like bands from Cleveland and Northeast Ohio historically have always operated outside a lot of the trends that are happening in other places. It’s pretty hard to be pretentious when you’re from Cleveland.” – Stephen Ovak
“Often when we’re adding some kind of ornament to a song, we try to exercise some restraint and keep the initial spirit intact. With “Factory,” our aim was to layer a little more texture and dreaminess to make certain sections unique or hit harder.” – John Corsi
“Ultimately, we all want the same outcome, which is to make a cohesive collection of songs that we feel proud of. As we’ve been working on new material, we’ve been trying to push collaboration further than ‘Saw You Out with the Weeds.’” – Chris Corsi
“My songwriting philosophy is something that I would say is quite malleable, I don’t approach most of our songs with a clear mission or objective outside of expressing something in the moment. When spontaneity doesn’t lend itself to a finished product that we love, we listen to a song and tweak it until it becomes something we would want to listen to.” – Emma Shepard
“I feel like bands from Cleveland and Northeast Ohio historically have always operated outside a lot of the trends that are happening in other places. It’s pretty hard to be pretentious when you’re from Cleveland.” – Stephen Ovak
“Often when we’re adding some kind of ornament to a song, we try to exercise some restraint and keep the initial spirit intact. With “Factory,” our aim was to layer a little more texture and dreaminess to make certain sections unique or hit harder.” – John Corsi
“I know that I didn’t compromise at all with this one. I really stuck to my guns.”
“I know that I didn’t compromise at all with this one. I really stuck to my guns.”
