Plot the trajectory of Ethan Luck's career on a graph, and the image would be odd. Unconventional, to say the least, and not because it would convey an unusual number of peaks and valleys. If anything, first glance leaves the impression Luck has travelled from one peak to another, to another. From one popular rock band to another popular rock band, to a third.

Perhaps this is deceiving, because nobody finds success without hardship, but it is the idea that a first glance will leave. Include the names of his bands on your graph, add a sound clip or two, and then the weirdness becomes apparent. Success is certainly not foreign to Ethan Luck, and neither is diversity.

Submitted by Matt Thiessen of Relient K (Current album: Five Score and Seven Years Ago - Gotee Records, Capitol Records)

1. Little Ones Sing Song EP

A friend gave it to me for my birthday, and for some reason it struck a chord with me this past summer. I guess it was a summer romance that never really wore off.

At my local stop of the Appetite for Construction tour, I sat down with Dave Douglas, Jon Schneck, John Warne, and Matt Hoopes of Relient K in the catering area of Stabler Arena in Bethlehem, PA, while the crowds began streaming in for an early show on November 16, 2007. Later, Matt Thiessen joined us. While there are no definite plans for an upcoming record release, we still found many topics to discuss in this exclusive interview.

inReview: Last time I sat down with you, Brian was with the band, and it was snowing. We were at the Electric Factory during the See Spot Rock tour. It has been a while since I sat down with Relient K. Can you give a synopsis of what has happened since then? Obviously there are two new band members here.

Dave: We have new records and new band members and a new label since then. And new merch.