L.A. Weekly recently talked to the members of recently reformed post-hardcore band At The Drive-In regarding their decision to get back together. Drummer Tony Hajjar said of the group's initial attempts at burying the hatchet: "We knew within 15 minutes of jamming that we were good… We didn't play old songs, we just started playing. I could tell from everyone's movements and smiles that this was right.

The article also says the reunion "wasn't about the money necessarily: they just wanted to play together again." Guitarist Jim Ward says, "This isn't the sort of thing where we're taking advantage of the reunion status and going and doing as many festivals as we can. We're doing this very slowly and we literally don't know what's going to happen."

You can read the full article here. And if you follow the band on Twitter-- @AtTheDriveIn-- you might have a shot at tickets to see them before they sell out.