Mike: You guys just started two years ago and are already playing with bands like Lacuna Coil and The Cult. What has it been like playing with so many big bands so fast?

Bruno: It’s amazing we are very grateful to be as lucky as we have been.

 
Mike: I¹ve also noticed that you guys play with a variety of bands with different styles, what¹s it like being able to go from play with The Cult to play with a band like Set Your Goals?

Bruno: It’s cool not to be put into one category of music we have a lot of different influences and elements in our music, which allows us to reach out to many different audiences.

 
Mike: How did you guys originally come together as a band?

Bruno: I was friends with Jason Nott before and then we decided to start a band and eventually met up with the other guys.

 
Mike: You guys are all 20 years old or younger, have you ever been hassled about playing certain shows because of your age?

Bruno: Not really we tend to not book gigs where were not allowed into the venue it makes a weird vibe.

 
Mike: Loss of Desire came out May 19th, was the album everything you guys wanted it to be?

Bruno: Yes, I am very proud of how the album came out, I think it shows all the sides to our band and that’s what we wanted to do.

Mike: What is writing and recording like for you guys?

Bruno: When we were writing Loss of desire the majority the songs came from ideas I brought into rehersals and then they expanded from there. The recording process was pretty simple track drums first then bass, guitars, and then vocals last.

Mike: What would you say are your biggest influences inside and outside of the music industry?

Bruno: I don't know my favorites would probably be Green Day, then Billy Talent, and Gallows.

 
Mike: Being a band that is constantly on the road do you write during your off time or while on tour?

Bruno: Whenever we have off time is when the majority songs come together.

 
Mike: What was it like working with Dennis Hill and Matt Sorum while Loss of Desire was being produced?

Bruno: It was great Dennis Hill was there during the whole process of making the album, and Matt Sorum came in for two tracks which was awesome both of them are really cool dudes we had a blast.

 
Mike: I know you guys are based in Las Angeles, what is the rest of the music scene like over there? I know California as a whole has an excellent music scene.

Bruno: Los Angeles is filled with either hippie bands or death metal bands we are yet to find a cool scene to be a part of.

Mike: Have you already begun writing your next studio album?

Bruno: No we haven't done any writing for the next record.

 
Mike: What would you say are some of the best and worst parts about being in a relatively new touring band?
 

Bruno: Except for having to wake up early to drive to the next town, touring is what we love to do, there is no bad part about it.

Mike: Do you have any final messages to all of your fans?

Bruno: I don’t. We've had some great experiences on the road, we've learned a lot, and met a lot of new people its all been positive so far.