On designing the album cover Jay says “The Rubik’s Cube and it’s mismatched colors came to represent the diversity of sound and ideas we have. Life is a puzzle. Sometimes it seems impossible to solve, like you just can’t get the pieces together. It’s like that with the Energy Commission, a challenge to solve what we are, so the solution is to leave those inconsistencies as they naturally occur. We symbolize that misfit courage that takes matters into your own hands. Paint it pink. Play by your own rules!”.

Unconventionally tangible in a digital world is the 4GB USB drive the band is releasing it’s special edition of the album on. Shaped like a Rubik’s Cube, the USB protrudes as the pink sides align. “It’s Jay’s genius.” Danielle says “Complete strangers eyes light up with imagination when you show them. Get the album onto your computer and you can still use the drive. It’s a symbol of renewal.”

Time Is On My Side (Bonus)

There Goes My...

Dirty Secret

You Don't See Me

The Man With A Pink Ukulele

Shake Infinite

This is an old track from our first album 10,000 Hours. The title of the album was a reference to my songwriting which had turned a corner and the notion from Malcolm Gladwell's book Outliers. 

Most of the recordings didn't have the strength of a band who had put in time and the vocals were equally unseasoned on most of the tracks. 

This song is one of the only tunes on the album I don't think we would consider re-recording. The vocal performance was as it

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