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They added Lumumba-Kasongo and Roberts a few years ago, and ultimately signed to Fall Out Boy bassist Wentz's Decaydance Records, an imprint of Fueled By Ramen, which has more than a dozen youth-friendly bands on its roster.

While Wentz remains Fall Out Boy's most conspicuous member, the emo outfit's lead singer, Patrick Stump, went behind the scenes with the Heroes to co-produce "As Cruel As School Children"; his power-pop vocals can also heard on "Chokehold" and the album's other hit, "Clothes Off!

The Heroes have further cemented their association with Fall Out Boy on the current "The Young Wild Things" tour, on which they serve as the opening act. Indeed, McCoy seems like the kind of guy who loves to whip up trouble -- and haze friendly journalists.

During the course of this interview, the 6-foot-5 McCoy -- surprisingly soft-spoken -- fake-wiped potato chip grease on this reporter's jacket sleeve Gross, but kind of funny. Another surprising thing about McCoy is his taste in music.

He cites Hall and Oates as one of his favorites -- which explains a lot about the eclectic Heroes songbook. For example, "Clothes Off!

Whatever makes it easier for them to categorize us so be it. I just laugh at a lot of 'em. I always thought we were a country-western band. For the Kids that same year. The Heroes were officially signed to his Fueled by Ramen imprint, Decaydance, by September , at which point Bonacci was replaced by guitarist Disashi Lumumba-Kasongo. They also spent part of the summer opening for ska-punks Streetlight Manifesto.

The album included various guest appearances, including the Academy Is They spent that summer supporting the record on the Warped Tour. After headlining a seven-week U. Afterwards, the band took some time to pursue other side projects, with McCoy releasing his solo album Lazarus and McGinley drumming for Kill the Frontman.

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