was brought forth regarding the band's alleged reuniting; on AlternativeAddiction.com, Thomas Flowers revealed that by late 2008, he began writing new songs for Oleander and finally got the group together for rehearsal. "I just picked up a guitar and started thinking about the guys, and the places we’ve been and the people we’ve met, and the music that we left behind. There was just so much left that I wanted to say and that I wanted to write." Regarding the new material's style, he also elaborated that it will "retain all the elements of Oleander’s musical past" but also reflect the band "where [they] are today, both lyrically, melodically, and sonically." Flowers also expressed his desire to finish the record, which was funded entirely by the band, before touring despite various offers. Oleander took to the stage on August 21, 2010 at The Boardwalk in Orangevale California. Soon after, Flowers announced hopes to release the band's new album by spring 2011 under a major label and with a supporting US tour to follow. Oleander also leaked its first single, "Daylight," to radio stations during this time. As of March 2011, Richard Mouser, who also produced Shrinking the Blob and Unwind, started mixing the new record. The new single called "Fight" will be released November, 2011. An instrumental version has been used in official videos for THQ's WWE '12 video game. It will also serve as the official theme song of this game. On November 18, 2011 Oleander performed in front of Madison Square Garden live as a part of the WWE's pre Survivor Series party which promoted the sub sequential release of WWE 12. In 2012 Oleander signed with Carved Records to release their new album 'Something Beautiful' which contains promo singles "Daylight" and "Fight!" and their newest single "Something Beautiful". Pre-sale for the album began on March 26, and the album was released on April 16, 2013, with a release party that took place at Ace of Spades in Sacramento, California. Members Current Doug Eldridge – bass guitar (1995–2004, 2008–present) Thomas Flowers – lead vocals (1995–2004, 2008–present), rhythm guitar (1995-2004) Ric Ivanisevich – lead guitar (1995–2003, 2008–present) Rich Mouser – rhythm guitar (2008–present) Steve Brown – drums, percussion (2003-2004, 2008–present) Former Scott Devours – drums, percussion (1999–2003) Jonathan Mover – drums, percussion (1999) Fred Nelson, Jr. – drums, percussion (1995–1998) Discography Studio albums Extended plays Singles Notes A. "Why