If you guys want to share it with me, fine. The members of Concept VI all attend different churches, but they find that their concept works in practice within the band as well as it does as an idea. The sudden popularity of this month-old band is something of an enigma. The members of Concept VI acknowledge the fact that they are playing to a minority of interests, and they expect to run into problems from both the secular and Christian communities. I think we relate to connoisseurs of those types.
Subculture is the bomb.
By creating their own little niche in being a non-proselytizing Christian band, Concept VI is the embodiment of subculture, even if many atheists would be reluctant to admit it. Due to Liu's interest in punk, techno and folk, coupled with his many years of studying music theory, Concept VI's album is rich and layered. But Liu feels that the band's music and skill are not what sets them apart. Although Liu has recently been accepted to Boston's Berklee College of Music, he will forgo school and stick with the band if Concept VI continues to do well. There's nothing better than this.