Gotee Records

And then when my brother, who was younger than me, he got in a band with these boys called Johnny Q Public.

And they got signed to Goatee Records and went down that avenue.

And then I shortly followed with making demo tapes and getting signed with Murr and began my touring and recording days too.

I imagine a lot of your songs, from what I've researched a little bit about you, were very biblically centered.

I think Sonic Flood might have been the first band to do that.

And I remember Jason having to push against the record label, which was Goatee Records, to say, hey, this is something that we really, really want to do.

And they kind of looked at them like they were a four-headed monster.

Nobody's doing worship on the radio.