This publication presents another delightful story about an astounding indie band. Meet What Model Citizens as the band works to promote their music to the masses. With an exciting and innovative new sound, music lovers will enjoy what the band has to offer. Check out the full spotlight in this ultra-cool spotlight.

Isaac: It’s an amazing time to be a DIY artist/performer/band/musician. What do you enjoy the most about being an indie performer?

What Model Citizens: Well, it's a great time to be a DIY artist but it's also a pretty hard world to compete in. I suppose the best thing about being an indie performer is the freedom, for better or worse, to make music the way I want to. The only person I'm required to please is myself. This can easily turn around and bite me in the ass, but at least I can take comfort in the fact that I like the music.

Isaac: If you had an opportunity to sign with a major label, would you sign now knowing you may have to give up some of what you have built up over the years about you in the process?

What Model Citizens: As great as it is to be an independent artist, the biggest problem you face in that position is that everybody else is an independent artist too. There are so many voices shouting out to be heard you can easily get lost in the noise. Certainly, one advantage to signing to a label would be the megaphone they'd offer to allow this music to be heard. It's a tough call. I suppose I'll have to cross that bridge if the contract arrives in the mail.

Isaac: I remembered Simon Cowell from American Idol talking about the “it” Factor that makes a musician/band stand out. What do you think is your “it” factor that makes you stand out from others in the music business?

What Model Citizens: I'd like to think with the fusion of styles that makes What Model Citizens' music the "it" factor is the unique sound. Of course, everyone thinks they have a unique sound so time will tell on that answer. Could be my on stage peacock strut.

Isaac: Why should music fans listen to your music? Describe what they are going to get when they listen to your music?

What Model Citizens: I think What Model Citizens' is both challenging and easy to listen to. There is a strong pop foundation that is easily accessible to everybody while at the same time you're confronted with the dissonant tones of the noise guitar. It's both pleasing and abrasive at the same time.