through with the band. Soon after the end of Faster Faster, Randall Dowling took control of the band's Myspace page in order to launch his then-solo project I Am Me, releasing 4 songs titled "The City", "Two Years", "Dog", and "The Way She Sees Me". Soon after the release of this project, Dowling put up a blog stating that Faster Faster's old drummer, Steuart Wainright, had been added to the lineup of I Am Me. A photoshoot was done for the duo and some of the pictures were uploaded to Wainright's Facebook profile. Since then, the blog and pictures have been deleted. In April 2010, at a show in Brunswick, Georgia, after Dowling played a set as I Am Me, Kyle Davis made a guest appearance to finish the set with a cover of MGMT's "Electric Feel". A group consisting of Dowling, Davis, Trevor Aspinwall, Jet Turner, and Miles Teeters (old members of local Brunswick band Dora Maar) then took the stage. Davis stated, "I'm not sure if there's a name for this yet, but we have a couple songs that we're going to play for you". They were later confirmed to be named Never Have I Ever, and recorded four demos at Rock Studio in Brunswick. Solid Gold Thunder On March 10, 2011, Dowling announced a new project called Solid Gold Thunder via Facebook. The band included previous Faster Faster members Kyle, Randall, Steuart, and Aaron with newcomer Jet Turner who had previously supplied additional vocals on Faster faster's "... And Always". They released their only EP, "The Hot Weather Sessions" in July 2012 featuring the tracks "Black Velveteen", "Give My Regards To Smokey", "Sergeant Jacuzzi", "Let It Ride", "I Like You, But You're Crazy", and the previously unreleased Faster Faster song "Catalina Wine Mixer" which also received a music video After the initial EP, the band released a few more songs including "No Need to Brag", "Dropping F Bombs", and "Keep It Down". In March 2013, the band released their last song with Kyle providing vocals entitled "Please Be 18" through Vinyl Mag. While he was still present with the band through the summer, by October, Kyle's departure was made official as the band debuted a video titled "Solid Gold Thunder - The Intangible Things (BRAND NEW SONG/BRAND NEW LINEUP)". While the band publicized an album with the new line-up titled "Vices and Addictions" to be released in