Revenant: You have something written on your left arm in the "I'M SO SICK" video, but I can't make out all the words. What does it say and what meaning does it have for you?

“My arm said "My people are destroyed from lack of knowledge," from the book of "Hosea.” In the Bible. It means that people are killing themselves because they don't realize that their lives can be better.”


Revenant: Recently heard the cover of Nine Inch Nails’ “Something I Can Never Have”. I know you're a big Nine Inch Nails fan, so how did it feel to finally complete the song and what helped you decide to remake that particular Nine Inch Nails track?

“We were asked to cover the song by someone and we agreed because we could relate to the desperation in the lyrics. It's an honest song, an honest outcry and it was sung from the heart.”


Revenant: When Flyleaf’s music is done (hopefully not for a VERY long time) how do you want the band and your music to be remembered?

“It doesn't matter if they remember Flyleaf. It matters if they remember hope, faith, love and the message of grace and mercy that triumphs over judgment.”


Revenant: With Halestorm being the only band you've all toured with, who also has the female lead singer, is there a chance of another tour with more bands fronted by empowering women?

“We just take it as it comes. We aren't seeking anything specific. We are just thankful for every new opportunity.”


Revenant: Over all, has the Sno-Core tour's crowds (and fellow bands) lived up to any expectations you may have had? Do you have any funny band stories?


“I didn't know what to expect really. It has been amazing ... sold out shows. The guys from Shinedown and Seether have beautiful talent and great open hearts. No funny stories as of yet, but I think the end of the tour will bring some practical jokes.”