The goal, in as basic of terms possible, is to make beautiful sounds. Whether it's plugged in and loud or not - I want to create tunes that at times remind you of that awesome weather you had last week; that time you went pond swimming with some babe; the moment in 8th grade when you looked around during the fitness tests in gym and thought 'man, i'm an unhealthy piece of shit', but then you dominate everyone in the sit and reach portion. 

What makes those moments so great is your perception of the bad, being able to compare the two, and noticing the transition between them. By 'bad', I do not mean depressed, and not dejected; just that state in which you feel content with being routine. Where the normal occurrences of any day are expected, processed, and carried out without much reaction. That solitary state where you act accordingly to your environment, to the point where it seems involuntary.  

And don't you dare think I'm simply elaborating on the phrase 'take for granted'. Humans are not able to understand anything without also understanding its opposite. All people do this, some just take advantage of situations better than others. 

When you think about it, can you ever really pinpoint that moment where you go from somewhat-meh to spectacular? To feeling absolutely wonderful? I can't, and I don't believe we truly live while recognizing that moment of astonishment. Once that feeling is over, we once again have something lesser to compare it to. We are able to identify that it is gone much more effectively than when it initially arrives. 

And so our goal is to capture those healthily selfish moments of amazement, as well as the states in between where your conscience feels disconnected, and make the listener remember them both in real time.

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