Hailing from Oklahoma, the quartet hasn’t really hit the big time yet but they’ve played shows with Bon Jovi, and that’s pretty big to them. Also big to them is their third album, which is still untitled and not quite finished just yet. They have 10 tracks recorded and have taken their time, spending the last three years writing and reflecting.

The album is expected to be out in November and will be a culmination of all that has happened to them in that time period and how they feel about it. They don’t want to just stuff a bunch of music onto an album and throw it out there for everyone – they want their music to mean something, both to them and to their fans.

Once their album is done there are already other ideas in the works, including collaboration with other artists – something that could also appear on the last few remaining tracks of the November album. Barefoot Studios in Hollywood was the home base for recording the album, and the band worked 12-hour days with producer Eric Valentine. Band guitarist Nick Wheeler joked that it was such a rock-star thing…without any rock stars. Being humble is one of the things that the band does well.