Left without a singer, the remaining members were unsure of their future. Bottone reveals, "I was relieved and worried at the same time. I knew we would continue to be a band, but with a new record out and no singer I wasn't sure how we'd recover." After meeting with management, the band made the decision to move forward by posting anonymous ads online in search of a replacement. Andrew Seagle, a musician from North Carolina whose band had just broken up, saw one of the posts. Coaxed by his girlfriend, Seagle responded to the ad. With nothing holding him back, Seagle hopped on a plane and headed to New Jersey. Well armed with the four tunes the band requested, he immediately impressed the group, and was offered the position after just a few hours. "He was more than we could have hoped for," states Kisala. "He's the total package, musician wise, and more importantly... personality wise."

You can see the new lineup this spring at the following dates
04/05 - Maxwells- Hoboken, NJ