But do you think there are other benefits that maybe we wouldn't think of immediately of you all being together as a unit for so long, for years on end?

That's a great question.

I think it's easy for us to take for granted the amount of time that we get to spend with each other.

But, you know, spending hours rehearsing with each other is kind of like, you know, being a family and really getting inside each other's minds and seeing the ways that everyone works.

And we've really found that our differences are really our strengths as a group.

Like every rehearsal, we've got four different perspectives that are coming together and we're tossing around ideas.

And we really get to see like over time how our process will change and evolve and how the music we play will change.

Did this experience though in Northern Michigan as part of the Soundgarden project push you beyond your previous boundaries at all? And if so, how did they...