As evidenced by the lyrics in "Hockey Fighter," "See You Next Tuesday" and several other tracks on The Capps' recently released Broken Hands, Broken Hearts, Soule and his mates certainly didn't let the studio process dampen their spirits. But still others, like the gritty title track and the runaway freight train disc closer "Emerger," elicit equally powerful images of anger, angst, fear and hope along the way. The disc offers a steady ebb and flow of all these emotions, coupled with The Capps' uncanny knack for crafting two-minute-30-second punk ditties that perfectly walk the line between melody and brazen brashness. "The lyrical content pretty much all comes out of my everyday life experiences," Soule says. "Over the past years, I have been faced with divorce, personal and family relationship issues, the birth of my daughter and my battle with cancer."