mayday_music

Thanks!!! This is going to sound funny but i got the idea from Call of Duty. At the time my go to weapon in the game was the Galil and i loved the sound of the word. I consider myself to be a passive person. Never been a confrontational person. I wanted to write a song about what happend when you push the nice guy too far. Everyone has their breaking point and when you reach that, that's when you feel the need to strike or lash out. So i used the name of the rifle to liken to the feeling of letting some shots off and retaliating to being treated badly. Glad you got the bracelet my brother. I hand picked a selection of goodies from the vault for those! Thanks for coming out and supporting!

We would love to do that at some point. Ces Cru are great guys and undeniable talents. I don't know if the world is ready for that yet though.

We wanted to do a love song to our vices. We all have things we can't live without at times or indulge in at an excessive frequency. Bernz came in with the title of the song first. Immediately it took us to relationship town but instead of going there (which i felt we had gone to enough already on this album) we decided to switch it up and talk about the relationship people have with their vices. For me personally it was nice to do something more serious about substance than always just being jovial about it. I wanted to let people know that it's not always fun and games and you have to respect it or it will destroy you.

We will definitely be back to Canada in the upcoming year! We had a blast on our first trip there this year and definitely plan to return!

-Wrek

Currently I think we'd all agree that Shortcuts & Dead Ends means the most to us. It was a very personal record and it was a real challenge to complete but when it was finished it quickly became one of our favorite records and it's a great song to perform live. Singing that with the crowd every night is one of the current highlights of touring for us!

In all honesty i can see why we didn't get chains when we signed to the label. We were a different kind of act then all the artists on the label. There was also 6 of us. Then when i dropped my solo record it would have been awkward for me to get one and not all the band. It made practical sense to me to not have chains but while we're being honest, i'd be very happy to receive one. -Wrek