| Background Information | | | :--- | :--- | | Origin | Canton, Ohio, U.S. | | Genres | Pop punk, Christian rock, alternative rock, acoustic rock, piano rock | | Years active | 1998–present (hiatus 2017–2022) | | Labels | Capitol, Mono vs. Stereo, Gotee, Rocketown | | Associated acts | Matthew Thiessen and the Earthquakes, Owl City, Switchfoot, House of Heroes | | Website | relientk.com |
The band then released Collapsible Lung (2013), a controversial, synth-heavy pop album that divided fans. While containing the catchy hit "Don’t Blink," many longtime listeners disliked the departure from their rock roots. Thiessen later admitted the album was made during a period of personal aimlessness. Returning to an indie model, Relient K released Air for Free (2016) on their own Mono vs. Stereo label. The album was a return to form, blending folk, indie rock, and their classic pop-punk energy. It received positive reviews but minimal promotion. relient k wiki
left the band in 2004 (later becoming a landscaper and a Christian pastor) and was replaced by Jon Schneck . | Background Information | | | :--- |
In 2003, Two Lefts Don't Make a Right...but Three Do saw the band refining their songwriting. The album included the poignant "Getting Into You" and the hilarious "I So Hate Consequences." While containing the catchy hit "Don’t Blink," many