When drummer, Dave Douglas left the Capitol Records band, Relient K critics and fans said he was throwing away his career.

But Douglas was only making up for lost time, immediately throwing himself into work on the pop rock project, ATTACK CAT.

Teaming up songwriter/vocalist, Red, the duo convinced Josh Young, former stage manager for The Plain White T’s to move to Cleveland, and join the project.

Led by girl/guy vocalists, ATTACK CAT boasts trade-off leads and tight harmonies from four, out of the five members.

Their soon-to-be-released EP "When the Moon Was Big" features 8-tracks of driving pop-rock material, delivering emotionally charged vocals and gritty guitar-led tunes. The EP is scheduled for release Nov. 3.