Hackwith also doesn't see his band as affiliated with any stereotypical genre. He does not have a standard image to represent any member of Dig's audience. We have people who are just kids to those anywhere in their late 30s. Our fans aren't like those of bands like the Ramones where every single fan is 26 and looks exactly the same. Hackwith says that the band's appeal helps when touring with a wide variety of bands, from Garbage to Juliana Hatfield to Rage Against The Machine.
Every concert holds a different experience when the audience is different.
I thought the sound was going to be horrible, and I wondered how the audience was going to be. But the sound was good, and we had a lot of fun. They want this album to have the opportunity to be heard and appreciated since it incorporates all their work and effort. I want it to be the type of album that I look back at when I'm old and know that we did our best. I'm really proud of it and more than anything, I want it to have a chance.