it's more lush...more textured than your last two albums. Kiyomi: I think this album has a really great range of songs. It's got like, ballads on it, it's got progressive rock songs, it has mid-tempo pop songs. And I think that it's really got something for everybody on there. There is a lot of growth with songwriting with this record. There's a lot more collaboration on the band, we experimented with keyboards. So, we're really, really proud of it and even though our van broke down on our album release day, we're still trying to keep it positive and celebrate the fact that we got this record out and we're really happy with it. dapperQ: Other than your van breaking down, how has the tour been so far? Decent attendance? Kiyomi: Sold out or close to sold out every night! So far there have only been a couple of shows that weren't good turn outs. dapperQ: That's the dream right? Kiyomi: It feels really amazing! I'm glad that it took the band this long to get to that kind of a level because it makes you appreciate it that much more. I don't forget that sometimes we would show up to cities or towns and there would be only a handful of people in the audience. So, it makes you really appreciate what you have now. dapperQ: Tell me about your songwriting process. Do you have progressions you gravitate towards naturally...do you write the chorus first...do you work as a