A lot has changed since recording. Let me catch you up on everything.

Things are back in full swing and the making of a new record is in process, albeit in a slightly complicated way in the current climate of a worldwide pandemic. How do things work in lockdown?

After several years apart, the boys are back in town, reunited by isolation and itchy fret fingers. Now that the hatchets have been buried and slates wiped clean, creative juices are flowing and the band is reborn. What's different this time around?

It’s been seven years since the band parted ways, and much has happened – marriage, parenthood, cover bands, relocation. Who stayed in touch and who disappeared? Who broke the silence?

With the first EP out in the world, the band's furious writing pace is showing no signs of stopping. But, while new songs are being constructed, cracks begin to form within the group. Will the band implode before they have the chance to grow? Only time will tell...

Now that the first gig is done and dusted, it's time to get things recorded for the debut EP, [land]. The cover artwork ties into the film clip for Bystander Effect, and there's plenty of imagery in that video, so what's the story behind it all?

The chemistry is real and the energy is strong in the studio, and now they’re taking it to the stage. Complications are abounding from the first minute, so adaption is the only option. They have the rock, but do they have the mettle?

Now that everyone has been invited to take part in the project, it’s time to get into a room together and see if everything works as well as Adam had hoped it would. It’s a sink or swim moment for everyone, especially fresh-faced Frankstonite, Josh.

Thick Line Thin Line was a band born from an unusual source, leaving Adam with the monumental task of bringing together some old and new friends, with the clock ticking and a deadline looming.

The Trapeze, it can't be mastered, we will fall...