Check out this one from the archives when Snap! Crackle! Banter! catch up with Will Anderson, lead vocalist and writer of rock band Parachute. Hear Lynn and Deborah talk about Celtic matches, streaking, and the band's success in the United States.

From Parachute's Biography page:

After two solid years of touring behind them, the members of Mercury Records recording artists Parachute entered the L.A. studio of producer John Fields (Switchfoot, Jonas Brothers, Jimmy Eat World, Andrew W.K. and Rooney) to record The Way It Was, the follow-up to their 2009 Top 40 debut, Losing Sleep.

“I felt our ambitions were greater and we had a much more focused sense of how we were going to accomplish that,” said Will, who has been playing with drummer Johnny Stubblefield, bassist Alex Hargrave and saxophone/ keyboardist Kit French since they were high school classmates in Charlottesville, VA, seven years ago. They would later be joined by guitarist Nate McFarland., whom Will met while attending University of Virginia together. “We wanted to sound like five guys playing their instruments in a room, but on a larger canvas, and with all of our visions blending seamlessly as one.”

You can check out more information on Parachute on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Parachute, and on their official website at http://www.weareparachute.com/.