About: The Restitution
"This project has gone through a few different names, and when I was tired of the last one, The Restitution just popped into my head. I pulled it up in the dictionary and thought it fit well"
1. How do you see yourself in 5 years? What is your main goal as a band?
In five years, we hope to be consistently touring, have a couple albums out, and the works, and not have to have a "real job." For the most part, it's a pretty typical outlook. One of us is 27, and while that's not exceptionally old by any standard, five extra years (32) is pretty old to not have some sort of a foot hold in life, and working in a warehouse for 30 years isn't particularly attractive for him.
We've got a couple main goals, actually. First and foremost, we just want to make the best music we can. It'd be awesome to end up doing something groundbreaking and unique someday, and to actually inspire people to do the same; I think the only way that's possible is to just do what you love and do it as best you can. We also want to influence and inspire people in a non-musical way. Being in the spotlight automatically gives you power, for better or for worse, and there's a lot of terrible role models out there. Kids in particular are really malleable, and I wish celebrities in general would understand and respect that, and that whether they want it to or not, their behavior will affect how many of these kids will act. This doesn't mean we're going to go straight-edge or end up like The Wiggles, though.