with me right now. She came out to visit for some of our California dates. But yeah, I don't know, when you're performing all the time you get sick of just doing one thing with your hair. I like to keep my options open, so I have a cut where I can do a pompadour or slick it back and I can also make it messy. It's the same thing with changing up your style all the time. It's a mood thing. And then certain occasions call for different looks. Photo by Leslie Van Stelten dapperQ: Like what different occasions? Kiyomi: Well, even different shows require different looks. Sometimes we're playing dive bars and other nights we're playing more of a theater style, so I like to get a little more dressed up and formal if it's a nicer show and if I'm playing a dive bar I do punk rock. But, if it was something like a dinner party, right now I'm into the '50s slicked back look, with like a straight line. But then some fans are so used to seeing my hair up and they're like "what are you doing?" and I'm like "oh god"...it's the same shit that Lauren catches when her hair isn't pink. At some point you have to make changes. You have to not be afraid to take a punch when you make a change with your personal identity. dapperQ: Do you think your band has a style? You guys kind of wear