The Hush

It's growing increasingly hard to write something about your band that makes them seem unique and intriguing. I think it's more a matter of personality that allows a band to be something more than the next joe playing his guitar in a coffee shop down the street. Perhaps it's beyond the music and beyond the emotional connection a band can have with its audience that makes people want to hear more, to cheer, and to most importantly, buy merchandise and keep the band alive.

We've been working hard for years to create the music that we feel will appeal to everyone the way it appeals to us. We evolved slowly and surely to form the sound that now encapsulates who we are as people and as musicians. It surrounds us, pierces through us, and forces us to drive harder and harder until we peak emotionally and physically, exhaustive and explosive, powerful and uninhibitted outpouring every molecule of our being to express and perform what has become such a part of who we are.

But what's the buzz about "The Hush?" That momentary wavering, the unconscious unknowing that lingers for just a second between reception and response. Unsurety of how to think or feel about the message or the meaning, or the impact or the desire that slowly rises up in you, urging you to yell and scream for more. There is no greater moment in life than in the light flutter that passes through your chest and sends a momentary shiver down your back telling your mind as well as your body that there's something out there for you, and that you've momentarily stumbled upon a small stepping stone on the path that will lead you to it.