Miguel OrtizHostJacobGuestVic WilliamsonHostSo we've been a band for, what, like four years now? And these are actually our two newest members.
Oh, right.
So you've been here for almost a year, right?
And then...

Okay, you being one of the OGs here, how did this band get started, and why did it get started?
I've been playing with Tanner and other guitarists for about 12 years, and we have had many iterations of bands, and then this is the newest sound, and we brought Zach in for drums, and we've just kind of been playing with that sound and evolving ever since for about four years.
Do you
Yeah, yeah.
We were Third Park Avenue for a long time.
little punky, yeah.
And there was all kinds of other names.
There was like Elysium and like Hunting in the Garage, like all kinds of random stuff.
But we were like, you know,
Yeah, yeah.
No, but people call me April all the time.
Yeah, right.
I think it took me about three weeks after joining to really drill it.
So we've been a band for, what, like four years now? And these are actually our two newest members.
Oh, right.
So you've been here for almost a year, right?
And then...

Okay, you being one of the OGs here, how did this band get started, and why did it get started?
I've been playing with Tanner and other guitarists for about 12 years, and we have had many iterations of bands, and then this is the newest sound, and we brought Zach in for drums, and we've just kind of been playing with that sound and evolving ever since for about four years.
Do you
Yeah, yeah.
We were Third Park Avenue for a long time.
little punky, yeah.
And there was all kinds of other names.
There was like Elysium and like Hunting in the Garage, like all kinds of random stuff.
But we were like, you know,
Yeah, yeah.
No, but people call me April all the time.
Yeah, right.
I think it took me about three weeks after joining to really drill it.
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