FREE DOWNLOAD!
Submit your email and receive an immediate download
of Not Over You from our new un-released album!
Thanks for being our new friend.
Thank you for signing up. Be sure to check your email and click the confirm link in order to receive the download.
Sad Robot T-Shirt
"I always find myself in situations where I'm wondering if the people around me are sick of me yet. As though they'll suddenly find out I'm just some other guy that's easy to forget. Lock and Key is a song about that last little piece of yourself that you hand over to a lover, family member, or friend, and hope that they'll still stick around afterwards." - Robbie Connolly
Comfy heathered grey t-shirt, cotton-poly blend, featuring the robot design from the Lock and Key music video. Adult (unisex) sizing available.
Select Size SMLXL
ABOUT LOCK AND KEY:
"I always find myself in situations where I'm wondering if the people around me are sick of me yet. As though they'll suddenly find out I'm just some other guy that's easy to forget. Lock and Key is a song about that last little piece of yourself that you hand over to a lover, family member, or friend, and hope that they'll still stick around afterwards.
The video concept was conceived by my brother-in-law Andrew, and stems from that concept of keeping our human things locked away, as if we were all robots, only allowing others to view what we want them to see, but later discovering that everyone else is doing the same thing."
— Robbie Connolly, FICTIONIST
"The best thing about the video is that it stars the band's guitarist Brandon Kitterman and his artist wife Leslie Duke. They've done all sorts of cool art projects together and they were perfect for the part.
I also reunited with my longtime friend and motion graphics genius, Kevin Dazet, who directed, edited, and gave this song life. Kevin also played in the very first band with me and my brother Stuart [FICTIONIST] back in about 1993. It was called Cosmic Frog, I think we knew two complete songs, and it was fun to come together again and work on this creative project."
— Andrew Maxfield, writer/producer