Their hook-laden hit single "Hey There Delilah" got nominated for the Streaming Woodie (Most Downloaded) category at mtvU Woodie Awards held in 2006.
Won the category of The Breaking Woodie (Best Emerging Artist) at the 2006 mtvU Woodie Awards.
Their track titled "Breakdown" deals with a tale of growing without love and its consequences.
Song "Friends Don't Let Friends Dial Drunk" tells about a girl who would only call her boyfriend when she was drunk while wanting nothing to do with him when getting sober.
Was featured in a handful of compilation albums namely "Punk Goes 90's", "Sound of Superman", "Oil: Chicago Punk Refined", and "Taste of Christmas."
Single "Hate (I Really Don't Like You)" had an acoustic version available on the Best Buy version of "Every Second Counts" which also contained a song titled "Hold On."
Album "Stop" originally was recorded in a basement of a friend's resident in Lombard, Illinois before getting re-release from Fearless Records.
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