While performing as an unsigned band, they received contract offers from labels that ultimately amounted to nothing. These included Triple Crown Records , who was apprehensive as they had just signed Brand New, and Drive-Thru Records ‘ offer resulted from co-owner Richard Reines having mistaken Nolan for Lacey. Eventually, a friend of the band shared a demo with Victory Records sales and A&R representative Angel Juarbe. Jurabe then sent a copy to Victory founder Tony Brummel, who asked to see a live performance. Within two weeks of seeing them live, a contract was written up, and the band signed to Victory in December 2001.
Signing with Victory Records
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