For Have Heart the direction the band has taken with Songs to Scream at the Sun is one that could drive a gap in their current fan base. Sure, the band's increased exposure will obviously bring in more new fans, but the directional changes in the music may also alienate longtime listeners of the group. The idea of progression in sound is something that doesn't go over very well within the hardcore community. Like water and oil, the two are destined to never really mutually coexist. In spite of what others may think, this is Have Heart's best recording to date, a sign of a matured group of individuals expressing themselves to their fullest abilities.
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