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"And we still don't," Walston adds.
"Except maybe possibly make a fourth record," notes Anderson.
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As Walston sees it, "It's a hobby that pays for itself. We get to travel and hang out with cool people and drink their drinks."
"We aren't really so much a band as a cry for help," quips Dimond. Since their last album was titled All Relationships Are Doomed to Fail, there may be some truth to that statement.
"I thought of the title of our last album and I'm the one who just got married," Walston ironically notes.
For Dimond, however, it has become a matter of life sometimes imitating art. "I have had the title of our last album thrown in my face by more than one boyfriend," she chuckles.
But the foursome's musical unity looks to continue as they stick to their mission and remain an after-hours venture. "I think we spend as much time together as we can stand," concludes Stiles. "No one is really trying to break into Nashville. We're just having a good time. As long as we keep that in perspective, then there's no reason to really stop doing it -- until it stops being fun."
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