Eric Robertson:

"I'm one excited dude to be back in the band. All the players have improved in skill and in songwriting. When I got home from Pennsylvania the next album was almost all written. I'm working on my parts and trying to get back into the flow. The new music is so good and will be loved by all prog rock lovers. I have high hopes and expectations for us."

Clark Woolstenhulme:

"I have to admit I was hesitant when Brick first called me to come audition as the bass player for Hourglass. I wasn't terribly familiar with the progressive rock genre, at least not by name. Sure, I was a fan of Rush and Kansas and a few others, but I had never studied and performed it like I had with rock, pop, and jazz. After speaking with him at length on the phone and learning that I was actually good friends with former Hourglass bassist Sam Doty, I decided (or rather, Brick convinced me!) to come give it a try.

"It didn't take long for me to decide that I really dug the music, especially what Brick has written for the new album. It also didn't take too long for Brick and John to agree that I would be a good fit for the band, so we made it official. Eric and Cody welcomed me to the band, and for several weeks now I've been shedding my hands into fatigue to keep up with these great musicians! I've quit two other bands and put off plans for an MBA to devote proper time to Hourglass, and I have no doubt that my and the other members' dedication will present itself as a fantastic third album and some incredible live shows!"