El entrevistador habla sobre los fans del álbum "The Art Of Drowning Days" y si se va a mantener esa misma estética con el nuevo álbum "Burials", y Davey Havok respondió; que no puede depender de los fans que surgieron en el 97 y que si se mantienen hasta ahora, es importante para el seguimiento de AFI:
“To be honest, it may or may not be depending on how long those fans have stuck around. If those fans are still here and they came in in ’97 then I think it’s extremely relevant because if you’re still with us at this point it shows that you have a really true understanding of AFI and a band who evolves with every record. If you see and appreciate that with each album there is growth then I think you will understand that, as in the past, what we are delivering with Burials is something new, something fresh and something that doesn’t really sound like Crash Love or Sing The Sorrow or Black Sails…. It is different whilst keeping with the tone of what we do. It’s very honest and very pure, grew very naturally and represents who we are now as musicians and writers.”El entrevistador habla sobre las bandas que hacen shows de aniversarios. El año que viene "Black Sails in the Sunset" comple 15 años y le pregunta a Davey si haría un show para tocar ese álbum. Y Davey le responde; que no tiene ningún interés en hacer algo así, que todo tiene un tiempo y un lugar, eran buenos tiempos, pero esos tiempos han terminado:
“I have no interest in doing something like that. I’m proud of all of what we created, it was all a time and a place and they were great times, but those times are over. It would feel very inappropriate for us to try and go back and re-create them. If I was ever to do something like that, it would mean something was terribly terribly wrong with me.”• Para ver la entrevista completa entre Aquí.
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