so we came together. The three of us spent the next two years looking for a drummer who would anchor us and really propel the rhythmic side of the music forward. It was a hellish process and something right out of Spinal Tap. Mob looking dudes, dwarfs, some bloke who wouldn't say a word, another who was on so much coke he wouldn't shut up, again a hellish process. It was in 2010 that Terry suggested we go check out a drummer named Ben Riley, performing at a tiny little club in Toronto. That was it for us. The first verse we heard him play and we knew he was the one to bring Blurred Vision to completion. Most recently, we met guitarist Mike Bongertman who joined the group in the summer of 2011 and made us the 5 piece line-up you see today. There is a great bond between all of us, almost more a family than a band. That's what makes it so easy. No ego, just brothers on the same mission. - How does the song-writing work within the band - is there one main writer or is it very much a collaborative effort? Sohl and I write all the songs and lyrics. When we work out somewhat of a structure we take it into the studio as a full band and everyone works their parts around the song. A lot of it is instinctive. When Ben hears the chord changes and rhythm of the guitar and