The Daily Rock's Stephanie Stevens conducted an interview recently with FALL FROM GRACE vocalist Tryg Littlefield before a show at The Palladium in Worcester, MA. An excerpt from the chat is below:

The Daily Rock: This album seems like you put a lot of personal experience into the songs, on the next album are you going to stay with that way of writing or expand it more and more each album?

Littlefield: "It just really is going to depend on the song. We wrote a song for the new record before we left which is called BURY YOUR KIDS and it’s about growing too fast and letting go of your youth forgetting your childhood and forgetting how to live life as a child or kid. It’s great but it’s not about life experience its more about how about we touch on this subject."

The Daily Rock: Being that your band members are older then say your fans do you write songs to market them?

Littlefield: "Not really."

The Daily Rock: Do you guys tend to try to stay on their level or does publcity try to market you as the young teen?

Littlefield: "No we are honest with everything. There are a lot of bands that target marketing. Actually our PR agency said we need to lie about your ages and we were like no we are who we are. If you don’t like us cause we are in our thirties then that’s just fine."

The Daily Rock: Image vs music, do you think both go hand and hand?

Littlefield: "There is an image and there will always be an image within music I don’t care what anyone says. Slipknot said it best20when they said even with the Dave Matthews band there is an image. We dress this way and look this way because it’s our fashion and style and we have always dressed this way. What other people do is cool but we don’t follow trends if that is what you are asking. We don’t follow fashion trends, our pocketbooks can’t afford it."

The Daily Rock: Unless you get sponsored by them!

Littlefield: "Then I’ll go from black stretch jeans to Diesel jeans but still will be black.(laughing)"

To read the entire interview visit this location.