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Socialburn guitarist/singer/songwriter Neil Alday "Straight down I 20 Blountstown it's called." He's talking about the foursome's hometown, so small you'd have a hard time finding it on Mapquest (pronounced Blunts-town). He sprinkles a few details here and there about their similar upbringing as he valiantly tries to pin down some kind of recognizable latitude: "You know, a farming town. My dad builds houses. That's what he's always done. We all went to the same high school, (Blountstown High, of course). Alday continues, switching to a different kind of compass – the always enlightening band influences: "All kind of crazy stuff, anything from ays erle Haggard to Ween to Slipknot and just about everything in between." And then the kicker. "And three of us were homecoming kings, if you can believe that, huh?" In as non-plussed a manner as you're ever likely to hear, the ever-quotable Alday proceeds to talk about a mysterious song that closes out t...