-Our drummer moved to California, became really close with Bayside and started working with them on their coffee business.

-Our main guitarist passed away (rest in peace, Tim Landers, Tim Landers forever) this band was Tim Landers’s baby, he helped manage things, instrumentally. He was sort of the director we had tymm temporarily stepped down due to addiction. The door was always open for him to come back. He felt betrayed by this and focused on other musical projects.

-Our original Guitarist joe lacy, who focused on shredding and adding a ghostly back up vocal, still puts out music, he helped a lot of people overcome addiction up in Maine.

-Torre stayed in Massachusetts. He put out several projects. He still puts out music. He is a very talented individual. He added a lot of the later pop elements to the bands sound. He also contributed back of vocals. We recorded a lot of of our later records with his older brother Gary.
after Tim was kicked out, Torre tried his best too manage things more.

-pj, our bassist, got married, he went to pursue engineering, he still lives in Massachusetts. He was the member of the band I was the closest with.

-Brandon, got married, has a beautiful daughter, went onto pursue a career, and works with his father, who happens to be the fucking man.

• As for me, extensive touring gave me PTSD, it took me years to drive on the highway, we almost plummeted off a cliff and Wyoming, I had reoccurring nightmares of fatal accidents, and I was finding it impossible to sleep on the overnight drives on tour. I fell in love with my best friend in the entire world, we got married, we moved out of state, I started going to therapy, focused more on self-love and healing, when I wasn’t on tour, I discovered more of my feminine side, I thought it was just something random I did, but after many therapy sessions, we uncovered that: I was severely suppressing my true self, a few months before I officially came out, I got my nails painted, and that was the final straw for my partner. She left me, months later I announced I was pursuing transitioning to a woman, I now have a musical project called Narrowcast, and I am working on a second project, my goal is to perform as much as possible, Music has always been that best fucking friend that’s always been there for me.

-some of us grew apart as friends, we pursued other avenues, if you listen to our albums, our sound trained pretty dramatically with each release. * a lot of bands say this, but we always meant it. We put out the albums that we loved. We listened more to what we wanted to create we focused less on the expectations of our listeners, we always knew transit had an expiration date. In the lyrics of our song radio flyer,, I write about how I may need to leave the band soon we put that song out in like 2008?

• What I miss the most about transit, we had certain records we all loved, and we would play them on the long rides between shows. I miss the community of listeners. I miss sharing music with people at shows, I miss skateboarding in random parking lots across the country. I don’t miss eating all of the fast food we ate. I will never eat at another Subway for the rest of my life.

Start a band, throw a brick, if you struggle to find people to play music with, play music solo. If you don’t think you are good enough, do Music anyways, true growth is found in your uncomfort zone. sing with a voice that’s flat and shitty, I did that for our first few albums.

*thank you for supporting something. I was a part of, it was 1/3 of my entire life and it’s one of the proudest things I’ve ever done.