VT: Classic rock. Rock 'N Roll, hard rock

VT: Difficult to say because we are five guys from different backgrounds that's what you are hearing in our music. A few influences would have to be Rolling Stones and Black Crows, Guns N Roses, AC/DC, Scorpions and Aerosmith.

VT: Most of our music is recorded live in the studio. The music is like how it sounds in the studio, but without a big budget, but still gives us the sound that we want. That's mainly what they are going to hear right now.

VT: We choose this type of music to express ourselves because that is mainly what we grew up with. That's what we feel like...rock 'n roll inside of us.

VT: Every day life including people that you meet out playing shows these people give us inspiration.

VT: To play around the United States and after that go overseas and play in Europe that would be our goal.

VT: Being that rock 'n roll is still out there and the old bands keep to torch and they are doing a good job so that new bands can out and new bands can come out and show that rock 'n roll is still alive.

VT: What matters to me personally is that we always deliver a great show when we perform live. It's very important to me that people feel they are getting a really good show when we perform live.

VT: That they are not going to be disappointed at all. They are getting a kick ass rock 'n roll show when they come out and see us perform. They get 45 minutes or 1 hour so that the fans are having a good time and really enjoying the music. They won't be disappointed for sure.

VT: I wouldn't have done anything differently other than to maybe have more time, but that would have cost more money. I would have put a little more money into the CD and have more time to adjust everything.

VT: We haven't been touring yet. We have been playing in Philadelphia and we are getting a tour set up right now. We have no experience touring so far so we are looking forward to getting out there.

VT: That was the first time that we were in the studio together that we learned how to work together. We learned how to combine ideas. It was a good experience, but we were a little under pressure because we didn't have that much time. It was a really good experience for us cause we got real close together. We found out how we worked together. When you are in the studio you are up against four walls and the five guys in the band were together all of the time and sometimes we would get on each other's nerves.

VT: It took us some time to get the line up we have right now. I think that is the most amazing thing that we've got these guys together now plus we have this upcoming tour together coming up in January.

VT: "Our favorite songs include:
"Down to Me," that is my personal favorite song. It's about a girl in a relationship and sometimes she thinks that she is on top and she realizes that she comes all the way down to the same level with the person that she is with. This tune is about getting let down by everyone in your path from your lady to your best friend. People are fallible and will disappoint you, because after all nobody's perfect. It's about getting burned growing up and depending on yourself-not leaning on anybody. I dig playing this song live because it's got a good beat and vibe. That songs has got and eighties vibe like an eighties hair band. It's mainly 1,2,3,4 and rock it out. "Huddle," that's just a plain love song. It's a love ballad; it's a really beautiful song that starts slow and with clean acoustic and then heads down again.. Boy meets, girl then girl gets tired of boy being a degenerate piece of shit. Boy looses girl, and boy finally realizes he loved her too late. I hate cheesy rock "just for the charts" phony love songs. But in my defense this song came for a real spot. It was a tragedy in my life and not me sitting around with a bunch of dudes going-"Yeah, we need to make it sound real sad here" Big gay chorus. It came very fast to me and I went with it. It's not Desmond Child or Diane Warren "lets write a hit". But it sure sounds that way and I do quite mean it when I sing it cause it does put me in a "big hurt" Isaac Hayes frame of mind. But it's still a lame ballad anyway you slice it. But it's one I can live with cause it's not contrived. I hate playing this one live cause all the so called "real deal rock dudes" call me a pussy! F... them! It takes a real man to sing a love song! At least that's what I say to myself to keep me from feeling like a complete punk! It works 'cause I keep singing it! That song has a lot of good feeling and dynamics. "Horse" I saw a picture on the internet called "downward spiral". It was a quite disturbing photos of a bunch of ladies mug shots. When I looked real close all of the mug shots were of the same girl over a period of about ten years. The first picture she's all young and beautiful. Each picture up to the most recent she gets more brutal looking. By the last mug shot she looks like a complete dishrag. She make ME look pretty. I thought to myself what could turn this one time beautiful girl into a monster? Why is she getting arrested every six months for the last ten years? Oh, yes...it must be heroin or a Keith Richards used to call it "Henry"!! It's a song about spiking vein and shooting up. It's a song for many friends too! I like playing it live cause it's just full of energy!