"Those who stand for nothing fall for anything." That provocative phrase was first uttered by one of America's Founding Fathers, Alexander Hamilton. In his inexhaustible effort to espouse the virtues of the brand new United States Constitution, Hamilton was quick to criticize those who refused to stand up for liberty. Civil Rights activist Malcolm X famously paraphrased his quote to similar effect. Emerging in an era where pop culture is dominated by vacuous personalities with little of substance to convey, when "scene" bands often concern themselves more with clever marketing strategies than the urgent issues of our times, FOR TODAY stand decidedly apart. Fight The Silence (Razor & Tie) arrives armed with For Today's message of strength through love. The band's emotionally explicit messages are torn from turbulent life experience, with an eye toward constructive change designed to impact their fans, the world at large and the band members themselves, in ways big and small.